
Roman Gods Quiz
What name is given to the king of Rome's gods?

What name is given to the king of Rome's gods?

Dated c.14,000–300 BC, which is the earliest major culture of prehistoric Japan?

Which historical figure is said to have observed undersea life from a submersible glass sphere in 332BC?

Which English king defeated a 230-strong French fleet at the Battle of Sluys in 1340?

First discovered in Iraq, and dating to the third millennium BC, the Royal Game of Ur is a precursor to which modern board game?

Which city was the capital of Ancient Egypt during the Old Kingdom?

Which legendary leader established the Xia dynasty in c.2070 BC, inaugurating dynastic rule in China?

The historic boundary-marker known as the London Stone, indicating the downstream limits of the City's jurisdiction, is located at which point on the Thames Estuary?

On which Scottish island would you find the Neolithic henge and stone circle known as the Ring of Brodgar?

Which Old Testament figure is famed for his drunkenness?

Hadrian was born in AD 76. In which year did he become emperor?

When is the Iron Age usually said to have begun in Britain...?

What is the writing material known as 'vellum' made from?

What name is given to the chalk ridge that once provided a land connection between England and France?

The death of which monarch led to the accession of George I?

In Greek myth, who carried the heavens on his shoulders?

In which year did the eruption of Mount Vesuvius bury Pompeii and Herculaneum under ash and mud?

At which narrow pass did a small Greek force including 300 Spartans fight a heroic rearguard action against a substantially larger Persian army in 279 BC?

Which stone circle is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the Heart of Neolithic Orkney?

In honour of which god were the Ancient Olympics held?

What name is given to the now-submerged geographical feature which allowed early humans to gain access to the Americas?

Julius Caesar raided Britain in 55 and 54 BC. But which emperor began the Roman conquest in earnest in AD 43?

Which Anglo-Saxon king's stronghold in Athelney, Somerset, was investigated in Time Team's first ever episode?

Once the capital of the Kingdom of the East Angles, which busy Suffolk port was carried away by coastal erosion?

Zeus is the king of the gods. But who was his queen?

The arrival of which 42,900-ton German battleship in Norwegian waters posed a grave threat to Allied shipping convoys in January 1942?

From which island did the exiled Napoleon escape in February 1815, setting off the chain of events which led to the Battle of Waterloo?

France and England were once connected by land. River crossings aside, when would it last have been possible to walk between the two?

Between which five present-day countries is the roughly defined geo-cultural territory of Kurdistan mostly now divided?
What name was given at birth to the 1st-century apostle now known as St Paul?

Tesserae played a central role in which Roman art form?
Which 12th-century chronicler suggested that Stonehenge had originally been transported from Ireland to Salisbury Plain with help from the wizard Merlin?

Can you identify these Mediterranean UNESCO World Heritage sites?

An oasis city surrounded by Syrian desert, Palmyra was an important stop on which trade route?

The Hundred Years' War began in 1337. For how long did it actually continue?

How many enslaved Africans are estimated to have been forcibly transported to the Americas between the 16th and 19th centuries?