The Older Side of History

Who was the Greek God of Strength?

Which one of Alexander's "Diadochi" became ruler of Egypt after his death?

To which of the 7 kings of Rome are the traditions of Roman religion owed?

This Ancient Highway Traveled from Susa to Sardis and was the First in a Series of Empire Spanning Roads in Antiquity.

The Kingdom which Invented Coinage

These Enemies of Egypt were the First to Field Chariots in Combat

The First Nomadic Empire, this Eurasian Horse Culture was Around as Early as the 8th Century BCE

This Pike was used by Alexander's Hoplites to Dominate Armies Across the Known World

Not Including Dogs, These were the First Animals to be Domesticated

Which Ancient Powerhouse Gave the World it's First Example of Paid Medical Leave for Employees of the State

This Man is Estimated to be the Richest Single Person in History

This Warrior Queen, Often the Subject of Artistic Media, Lead a Rebellion Against Roman Rule in What is Modern Day Britain

This Openly Homosexual Roman Emperor is Famous for Strengthening Rome's Borders, Visiting Nearly Every Province in the Empire, and Bringing Beards into Fashion for the First Time

This Mediterranean Island Culture is Known for it's Multiple Palaces, Bull Jumping Religious Festivals, and Lack of a Standing Army

This "Second Founder of Rome" was the Greatest of Rome's Generals Until Scipio

Arguably Rome's Greatest Ever General, Scipio was Given this Agnomen for His Victories Over Hannibal

Who was the First Empire to Field True Cataphracts?

The Word "Gaul" is Actually a Roman Term for Various Groups of People Living in Which Mountain Range?

What was the Name of Alexander's Horse for Whom Multiple Cities in Antiquity were Named?

This Temple Opened by Numa, the Second King of Rome, Only Kept it's Doors Open in Times of War