In ancient Greek society, the concept of identity was closely tied to citizenship, as the Greeks—founders of democracy—defined each individual’s rights and obligations within their organized city-states.
Citizens in ancient Greece and Rome had to be documented and identified within...
Workers renovating a football field in Vienna’s Simmering district, Austria, uncovered a mass grave containing the remains of more than 150 people, in what archaeologists are calling an “extremely rare” Roman-era discovery.
The skeletal remains, first discovered in October, have...
