IN THE NEWS … Romans Made Color-Changing Glass With Ancient Nanotechnology. Scientists Just Discovered How to Replicate the 1,600-Year-Old Marvel Teos excavations shed light on 2,200-year-old history In Armenia, archaeologists found a coin of Emperor Octavian Augustus | УНН Forget Philosophy and Math, These Teachers Earned More in a Greek City 2,200 Years Ago |…

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97 A.D. – The emperor Nerva adopts the future emperor Trajan 312 A.D – Battle of the Milvian Bridge; Constantine I has a vision and defeats Maxentius to become sole emperor

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IN THE NEWS … Was This Roman Soldier Murdered by His Own Comrades? Archaeologists Reopen a 2,000-Year-Old Cold Case Solving an ancient cold case: Roman was brutally murdered – Leiden University Ancient Romans used nanotech in their special colour-changing glasses, experts reveal | The Independent 4,000-Year-Old Dog Paw Prints Found at Tavşanlı Höyük in Türkiye…

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ludi Victoriae Sullanae (day 6) — games held in honour of Victoria commemorating Sulla’s defeat of the Samnites in 82 B.C. 286 — martyrdom of Quentin 1995 — death of Jacques Heurgon (Latinist) 2001 — death of Allan Coxon (Parmenides scholar)

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IN THE NEWS … Technician cracks 1,600-year-old mystery to replicate Roman masterpiece | News | The University of Sheffield The Island That Gave Copper Its Name Had a 3,600-Year-Old Port City that Received Goods From Sardinia, the Baltic and India During the Bronze Age Completion of excavation season at Marchello archaeological site Research around ancient…

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