Ingenia

Under Augustus's reign, imperial sculptures, such as public monuments, served as more than mere decorations; they were instruments of visual communication. The statue of Augustus of Prima Porta from the early first century CE exemplifies this.

Many ancient civilizations built aqueducts, but the Roman system is the most well-known due to the sheer number and scale that set them apar

The trade of natural pearls from the Persian Gulf was far-reaching, as they were objects of desire among the elite and nobility of Europe, I