Audley Archive

The Roman Empire, at its height, extended from modern Sudan in the south, to the Scottish border in the north and from Morocco in the west to the Caspian Sea and Arabian Gulf in the east. With the exception of Oman, every country in our North Africa & Arabia brochure knew the tramp of legionary boots and rule of toga-clad governors. The Roman narrative from the early days of the republic, through to the collapse of the Empire, can be traced through the basilicas, mosaics, forums and amphitheatres still standing and demanding our attention.