Where is ancient rome located at?

Answer 1

An ancient Roman city is a city which was founded by the Romans or which became a Roman city because the majority of its population became Roman as Romans moved into a city which had been founded by peoples other than the Romans in substantial numbers. The Roman founded many cities around the Roman Empire. Some of them were colonies. These were settlements which were built to give landless Romans plots of land to farm.

Answer 2

This question is rather vague because I can read it two ways. One way I can read is asking where can ancient Rome be found and the answer to that is in many places. Today, the ruins of ancient Rome can be found in all the places where they settled and conquered. London has Roman ruins, Italy has ruins that run the length and breath of it, the Middle East also has Roman ruins since Judea was a "client" state of Rome. Rome itself has ancient Roman sites sitting next to modern sites. Pompeii is a prime example of what the life and times of the ancient Roman was like. It is a slice of time frozen in time. So, to answer, as I read it, ancient Rome is all around us.

Answer 3

In the same place as modern Rome, in central Italy in the present day region of Lazio.