Carausius – Time Travel Rome

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The Revolt of Carausius, Ancient Londinium, and the split from Empire

TimeTravelRome2020-07-19T23:51:16+00:00September 18th, 2019|Categories: Coins and travel, Top Destinations|Tags: Carausius, LOndon|

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17 Nov

🪔 On this day in 9 BCE, #Vespasian, the future emperor who would restore stability to the Roman Empire after the chaos of the Year of the Four Emperors, was born. A military leader and founder of the Flavian dynasty. This expressive bust of Vespasian - of a so-called Copenhagen…

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16 Nov

🪔 On this day in 42 BCE, #Tiberius, the adopted son of Emperor Augustus, was born. As the second Roman emperor, his reign saw significant military expansions, consolidation of imperial power, and the establishment of a more autocratic government. This bust of Tiberius is now in…

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29 Oct

🪔 Today I have visited the archaelogical site of the Saint Pierre Cathedral in Geneva, Switzerland 🇨🇭. The Cathedral was built on ruins of a Roman sanctuary, and the archaeological site contains the remains of the many churches that preceded the current structure: the oldest of… https://x.com/TimeTravelRome/status/1851379578142400758/video/1

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18 Oct

🪔 #Onthisday in AD 33, Agrippina the Elder died on the island of #Pandataria - the same place her mother was exiled to - from self-inflicted starvation. Daughter of Marcus Vipsanius #Agrippa and Augustus' daughter, Julia, she was married to Germanicus; they had six kids…

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16 Oct

📸 For eyes pleasure: Mosaic floors in the Baths of #Caracalla built between 212 and 216 AD. The location of black and white mosaics is in an Apodyterium (changing room) on the south-east part of the main baths building. Black tesserae of this mosaic are cur from basalt and white…

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