The Eastern and Western Roman Empires had a layered history, experienced a major division, and left lasting cultural and ...

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Speculation about the Roman takeover of the Nabataean Kingdom in Jordan around 106 A.D. has taken a new turn, thanks to an Oxford researcher’s use of Google Earth.

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Based on their findings, they think the Roman army built these structures—which are characteristic of Roman military engineering—to contain Spartacus and his army in 71 B.C.E.

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