If wizards, battles and crunchy riffs roll your 20-sided die a critical hit, heed Visigoth's call. If wizards, battles and crunchy riffs roll your 20-sided die a critical hit, heed Visigoth's call. On ...

King Alaric II of the Visigoths put the Breviary of Alaric, a collection of Roman laws, into effect on February 2, 506. The breviary contains constitutions and laws of the newly fallen Roman Empire, ...

King Alaric was said to have been buried in a stone tomb beneath a river Wikimedia Commons Italian scientists and authorities have teamed up to launch an official investigation as they look to find ...

A SMALL town in Italy is poised to be the next magnet for treasure hunters after its mayor announced plans to dig for 25 tons of ancient artefacts worth an estimated £1BILLION. Mayor Cosena Mario ...

Experts hunting for treasure in a Visigoth king’s tomb in Italy are using sophisticated military sensors. Alaric’s Goth army sacked Rome in AD410, looting 10 cartloads of gold and silver and possibly ...

Alaric I was a chieftain of the Tervingian tribe who is often considered the first historical king of the Visigoths. He is best known for having sacked Rome in 410 A.D., an unheard-of event that he ...

These two eagle-shaped pins were discovered in central Spain and date to the early sixth century, when the Visigoth Kingdom ruled the area. A popular symbol among the Visigoths, the predatory bird ...

A study reveals that Leovigild’s campaign may have been linked to a marriage alliance with the Franks, dismantling the idea of an ethnic conflict against the Vascones Almost fifteen centuries ago, in ...

Haul from tomb of Alaric, king of the Visigoths who sacked Rome, thought to include gold, silver and priceless Menorah looted from Second Temple 19th-century illustration, "Burial of Alaric," drawn by ...