To Romans, the baths proved that they were cleaner – and therefore better – than inhabitants of other countries. As the Roman Empire spread across Europe, North Africa and the Middle East ...

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, a 9th-century collection of English history, suggest the Roman Baths were destroyed in the 6th ...

Aicher and Roman bath scholar Garrett Fagan explore aqueduct ... The security of Rome and the building of a stable empire allowed the stupendous archways, these arcades, to be safely built.

but public baths like this were a popular part of everyday life right across the Roman Empire. Although in some ways these places were a bit like a modern-day gymnasium or a leisure centre ...

Historic England advisor Sylvia Warman said: "This is a first for Bathwick and a really significant find for Roman Bath and the World Heritage Site. "When completed, a scientific study of the ...

Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old private spa complex thought to be the most elaborate ever found in the ancient Roman ...

Colourfully painted, it would have been full of meaning to pilgrims from around the Empire. It consists of ... Pump Room and can be seen in the Roman Baths Museum.

A recent study published in Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology has shown that Roman rule, which occurred over two thousand years ago, continues to leave deep marks on regions in ...