19,000 Prisoners Forced Into Rome’s Deadliest Naval Battle. 😱😱 #fblifestyle | Roman World

Roman Navy: Uncovering Britain's Lost Fleet! | Odyssey - Ancient History

During the first war against the Carthaginians (264–241 BC), the inexperienced Roman navy found itself outmatched by the more maneuverable Carthaginian fleet and its devastating ramming tactics. Nevertheless, the Romans generally managed to counter the Carthaginian advantage by focusing on boarding enemy ships, which required less experience and coordination than ramming. | Daily Reminder

Ancient Roman divers didn’t need oxygen tanks. With basic tools and bold strategy, they carried out underwater missions rescuing cargo, inspecting enemy fleets, and building structures beneath the sea. Their most advanced feat: helping build the harbor at Caesarea using underwater concrete unmatched until modern times. | History Uncovered