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Study questions famous Rome quote
A new study analyzing nearly 190,000 miles of Roman roads challenges the popular saying that "all roads lead to Rome." Researchers found that Constantinople, now Istanbul, became a more central hub for overland travel after it was made the imperial capital in the fourth century AD, highlighting its significance in the empire’s connectivity. While Roman roads were primarily built for military movement and trade, maritime transportation remained the main network for connecting the empire's vast territories.
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