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Alina Kozlovski, Senior Lecturer in Digital Innovation (Ancient History and Archaeology), University of New England

The exhibition Rome: Empire, Power, People is a tour through our history of looking at ancient Rome

Eugene Hyland/Melbourne Museum

Ancient Rome is very used to being looked at. We see versions of it everywhere: in films and TV series, in school syllabi, and in contemporary politics.

Melbourne Museum’s exhibition Rome: Empire, Power, People holds the promise of a fresh look, with the majority of artefacts, borrowed from the Museo Nazionale Romano (Rome) and the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze (Florence), not seen previously in Australia.

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