The Nabatean temple was dedicated to the god Dushara and is believed to date back to a time when Nabataean people lived in the Phlegrean Peninsula.
Researchers believe Romans travelled by camel between the camps.
Wine production played a key role in the identity of Roman elite, a new study finds.
The complex was believed to have been a common stop for Roman soldiers stationed nearby under Julius Caesar's reign.
The ring was worn in the 2nd century and the wearer would have sought the god's protection.
Brushing aside negative portrayals of the ancient rebels, the Zionists made an ideological connection to them because they had bequeathed an important legacy.
Wooden labels, placed with mummies, have provided scientists insight into the climate and trade of Roman-controlled ancient Egypt.
The manuscript is believed to be a lost treatise by Ptolemy on his Meteoroscope. It was hidden within a copy of Etymologiae. Deciphering it has taken over 200 years.
The Roman town of Baia was the great luxury resort of the ancient world and has been dubbed by many as the "Las Vegas of the Roman Empire." But then it sunk beneath the Gulf of Naples.
This new discovery helps paint a clearer picture of what ancient Exeter looked like under Roman rule.