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Ancient Rome: Part I - The Republic | Linking History Documentary Series

Posted 18th Apr 2026u/nathanf1194

Roman Draconarius Dacian Wars

Posted 13th Apr 2026u/AtticaMiniatures

Lecture 01: Flamma, the Roman GOAT (Historical Recreation)

Posted 5th Apr 2026u/PellaUniversity

The Myth of Pure Evil

Posted 23rd Mar 2026u/Sweaty_Leg4468

Aristotle's Papyri: From Lost to Found

Posted 20th Mar 2026u/paperbackdello

Why Do Philosophers Hate Love ?

Posted 28th Feb 2026u/Sweaty_Leg4468

Shoe of a prostitute in Ancient Greece. Written "follow" (ΑΚΟΛΟΥΘΙ) so it would be seen by potential interested customers.

Posted 26th Feb 2026u/Zine99

Ancient Roman Mosaic Meets Umayyad Architecture: A 1,700-Year Legacy in Spain

Posted 24th Feb 2026u/Zine99

The Ancient Roman Who Discovered Pop Psychology

Posted 18th Feb 2026u/Sweaty_Leg4468

The Western Roman Empire AD 461 depiction Emperor Majorian's Reconquests

Posted 16th Feb 2026u/Zine99

The Tragedy of Oedipus

Posted 12th Feb 2026u/Sweaty_Leg4468

Archaeologists In Spain Believe They’ve Uncovered The First-Ever Remains Of The Elephants That Hannibal Used Against The Romans

Posted 7th Feb 2026u/Zine99

A man named Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus was given absolute power to save Rome from an invasion; he did so in just 16 days, then immediately resigned and went back to his farm.

Posted 4th Feb 2026u/Zine99

One of the best preserved examples of ancient Roman city planning: Timgad, Algeria 🇩🇿

Posted 31st Jan 2026u/Zine99

This wooden horse was found during excavations at Caranis, a city in Roman Egypt. It dates from 30 BC to 395 AD Stored at the Peatree Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, London, UK. [1280x966]

Posted 31st Jan 2026u/Zine99

The Stunning Lifelike Fayum Mummy Portraits of Roman Egypt, 100 BC-200 AD

Posted 29th Jan 2026u/Zine99

The only known surviving example of a full-sized Roman legionary scutum, discovered in the ancient garrison city of Dura-Europos and dating to the mid-3rd century AD.[2732 x 3642]

Posted 28th Jan 2026u/Zine99

Romans were known to create tombs for their dogs and gave them epitaphs to remember them by. One such inscription read, “I am in tears, while carrying you to your last resting place as much as I rejoiced when bringing you home with my own hands 15 years ago.”

Posted 26th Jan 2026u/Zine99

Roman Emperor Diocletian was the first to voluntarily retire in 305 AD to grow cabbages. When begged to return to power, he declined, saying "If you could see the vegetables I grow with my own hands, you wouldn’t talk to me about empire." He lived out his days gardening by the Dalmatian coast.

Posted 22nd Jan 2026u/Zine99

Ancient Greece: A Complete History | Linking History Documentary Series

Posted 19th Jan 2026u/nathanf1194

De Meern 1 is a 25 m Roman ship found in 1997 in the Netherlands near the Roman frontier with Germania. Built from local oak felled around 148 AD and dating to about 200 AD, it was excavated in 2003 to prevent groundwater damage. Evidence suggests it sank accidentally, not in battle.

Posted 11th Jan 2026u/Zine99

An Epic Visit to El Jem and Other Roman Ruins in Tunisia

Posted 9th Jan 2026u/Zine99

Wonderful Snowfall in Rome, 1985

Posted 5th Jan 2026u/Zine99

Reconstructions of the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, as drawn by French architect Guillaume Abel Blouet during the Morea Expedition (1828-1833)

Posted 30th Dec 2025u/DirectionLobster4508

Sonnet is first author on my book- "Rome: Rise of Republic"

Posted 28th Dec 2025Deleted user

Demise of Ptolemy VI, during the Battle of the Oenoparus, between Ptolemaic Egypt and the Seleucid Empire during 145 BC - Illustration by Seán Ó’ Brógáin

Posted 3rd Dec 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

John Troglita and the Final Victory in North Africa

Posted 28th Nov 2025u/pachyloskagape

Romanised Seleucid Infantrymen during the 2nd Century BC - Illustration by Christos Giannopoulos

Posted 19th Nov 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

Seleucid Cavalry clashes against the Roman Infantry during the Battle of Magnesia around 190/189 BC - Illustration by Igor Dzis

Posted 12th Nov 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

Demetrius' Siege of Rhodes 305/304 BCE

Posted 12th Nov 2025u/TRPHistory

Portrait of two brothers from Roman Egypt, 140 AD.

Posted 6th Nov 2025u/Zine99

Macedonian Phalangite during the late 4th Century BC - Illustration by Igor Dzis

Posted 5th Nov 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

A tourist discovered a 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagus was being used as a table at a beach bar in Varna, Bulgaria

Posted 2nd Nov 2025u/Zine99

The Roman Emperor Nero Found A Boy Named Sporus, Who Looked Like His Deceased Wife, So He Had Him Castrated, Put In Female Attire, And Made His Entire Court Play Along

Posted 27th Oct 2025u/Zine99

The first known picture of the Pantheon in Rome (mid 19th century). French painter Eugène Constant visited the city in between 1848 - 1852. He used the new method of albumen on glass plate negatives.

Posted 26th Oct 2025u/Zine99

Illustration of Antiochus III the Great of the Seleucid Empire unhorsed by Greco-Bactrians during the Battle of the Arius in 209 BC

Posted 23rd Oct 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

Hey citizens od rome, Please guys subscribe, share, and like to our channel we have 2k+ romans here so join us thank you.

Posted 11th Oct 2025u/weldoingthebest

Roman Legions Coming

Posted 11th Oct 2025u/weldoingthebest

Watch Roman legions in the field

Posted 10th Oct 2025u/weldoingthebest

How 'un-roman' is this helmet

Posted 6th Oct 2025u/buttnuggetmaster

Roman Roads in 125AD as a Subway Map

Posted 23rd Sep 2025u/Zine99

Illustration of an Epirote Officer in 280 BC during the Pyrrhic War

Posted 24th Sep 2025u/Immediate-Tank-9565

Sulla violenza di Aiace Oileo ai danni della profetessa Cassandra, avvenuta nel cuore sacro del tempio di Atena subito dopo la caduta di Troia.

Posted 22nd Sep 2025u/DanieleSantoro72

The Roman Army Kit

Posted 21st Sep 2025u/Zine99

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