185 Part of the fabulous remains of the vicus bathhouse complex at Roman Binchester (Vinovia). Located near Bishop Auckland in County Durham, the site has now reopened under the auspices of The Auckland Project 📸 My own 4 comments · 21h ago · by Kevin Wilbraham #aucklandproject#binchester#romanbritain
5 The Arch of Titus at the Circus Maximus is the second of two arches of Titus in Rome. Erected at the eastern entrance to the Circus Maximus by the Senate in AD 81 after the Jewish War, only a few marble fragments of it have survived. Recreated by Rome in 3D. 2 comments · 12h ago · by Lindsay Powell FRHistS #romansitesaturday
36 Possible #gladiator #tombs were found during excavations in the ancient #Roman city of Anazarbus (modern Anavarza) in #Turkey, near the Roman amphitheater. (photo by Ozan Efeoğlu via Anadolu Images). 0 comments · 19h ago · by Jon Hawke #archaeology#gladiator#history
4 Caerwent Roman Town (Venta Silurum) in Monmouthshire. Parts of the surviving C4th walls still stand over 5m high 0 comments · 13h ago · by Alison C #romansitesaturday
54 #RomanSiteSaturday and am just about recovered from an 8 day rampage this last week around Germany and the Benelux countries 🇩🇪🇳🇱🇱🇺🇧🇪 Most of all catching a whole tranche of Roman sites & while many of these will need more discussion think we need a 🧵👇 13 comments · 21h ago · by Forest Archaic Collective #romansitesaturday
94 The Temple of Diana in Merida is a very well-preserved ancient Roman temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It was built in the early 1st century AD after the conquest of the area by the Emperor Augustus. Its preservation was aided by its incorporation into a 16th century palace. 0 comments · 23h ago · by Ulla Rajala #romansitesaturday
5 For #RomanSiteSaturday I'm back in Pompeii (1st day) in 2013 and the very first house I went to look at - V.iv.10. Stairs to an upper storey and with a small garden.100 sq.m and it ended up in my thesis. I did have to duck under a rope to get to it having looked both ways for any officials... 2 comments · 16h ago · by Dr Colin Runeckles #romansitesaturday
5 ▶ A sweep round Milecastle 37 on #RomanSiteSaturday, from the south gate, across the barrack buildings to the north and barbaricum. The fortlet was one of 80 on Hadrian's Wall which secured the northernmost frontier of the Roman empire from the 2nd to 4th century. #RomanBritain 1/2 2 comments · 18h ago · by Brittunculus #romanbritain#romansitesaturday
11 The course of Alcester's 3rd century walls (marked by the red lines), disappearing under #Waitrose. 📷 My own 0 comments · 20h ago · by Ste Lingard #alcester#romanbritain#romansitesaturday
1 The facade of the gymnasium-palaestra complex donated by C. Iulius Cornutus Bryoninus, Iulia Tertulla and Iulia Severa and dedicated to the Emperor Claudius, Perge, Pamphylia, Asia Minor; courtesy of Carole Raddato. 0 comments · 15h ago · by Rupert Ferguson #archaeology#romanarchaeology#romansitesaturday
