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Dramatic make that were once attached to the keystones of the arches of the theatre of Marcellus in .

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Archaeologists uncover burials with fine glass goods along Roman road in France

An extensive excavation project in the French city of Nîmes has unveiled a treasure trove of ancient artifacts dating back to the Roman period...

More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2024/04/burials-with-fine-glass-goods-along-roman-road-in-nimes/

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An sarcophagus with traces of paint on the banqueting scene.

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A selection of heads of sculptures of eastern warriors that once decorated the Basilica Aemilia in the forum in . Made from Parian marble, traces of painting can still be seen on the hair and faces of some.

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A selection of the tombs in the remarkable necropolis of the via triumphalis in .

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The extraordinary #ancient ceiling #mosaic showing #Odysseus and Polyphemus in the nymphaeum of the palace of the #roman emperor the Domus Aurea. #archaeology #ancientrome #romanhistory #romanempire #ancientart #domusaurea

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temple of Diana in the center of Évora,

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An sarcophagus depicting a cobbler, spinner of cloth, dancer and musician.

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Were Janissaries the equivalent of the Praetorian Guard?

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A small #ancient #roman altar with the figure of Atlas embedded in a modern wall in #rome. #archaeology #ancienthistory #romanempire #ancientart

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The late antique/early basilica of San Agnes on the via nomentana in , with and granite columns spoliated from buildings and 7th century gold mosaic.

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A remarkable column capital from the baths of Caracalla in showing the figure of , now stored in the enormous tunnels underneath the monument.

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The remains of an ornamental fountain in the shape of a boat in the palace of the emperor on the Palatine Hill in .

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Richly decorated Roman villa unearthed in England

Archaeologists have unearthed a “remarkable” Roman villa complex at Brookside Meadows in Grove, Oxfordshire, England. The site, rich in history and artifacts, was discovered during preparations for a housing development by Barratt and David Wilson Homes.

The villa shows intricate designs and structures typical of Roman architecture...

More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2024/03/richly-decorated-roman-villa-unearthed-in-england/

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Part of the #marble architectural ornament from the #ancient #roman mausoleum of the emperor #Hadrian, reused in a #medieval portico. #rome #ancienthistory #romanhistory #archaeology #architecturalhistory #romanempire

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in a late Republican-era house sometimes identified as the House of on the Palatine Hill in .

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Exquisite #ancient #roman #marble pilaster with a winged Pegasus from the temple of Mars Ultor in #rome. #archaeology #ancienthistory #ancientrome #romanempire #ancientart #architecturalhistory

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Roman defensive spike discoveries unveiled in Germany

Archaeologists from Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main have revealed a groundbreaking discovery at a 1st century CE Roman fort in Bad Ems, western Germany. After years of meticulous excavation, they uncovered a series of wooden defensive spikes strategically placed in ditches encircling the fort...

More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2024/02/roman-defensive-spike-discoveries-unveiled-in-germany/

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ROMANITAS by Sophia McDougall is a tale of political intrigue set against the backdrop of a Roman Empire that has endured into the 21st century. Read my review to find out whether the book successfully delivers on the promise of its intriguing premise. @bookstodon

https://iangregoire.co.uk/2021/10/04/book-review-romanitas-by-sophia-mcdougall/

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If you have to spread your by force, then it's not worth supporting.

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Limiting the view to the relatively short time of the and the conquest of the Americas by Europeans is a very limited view.

In the first centuries after the death of Christ, Christianity spread throughout the "known world" of the peacefully, in fact the members of the sect often being persecuted by the authorities.

In fact, the picture you show of a has a reason. The military...

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...expansionism of islam and the conquest of the , which had belonged to the and then its heir, the , by invading forces, expanding throughout the and beyond.

So, the crusader picture does not really support your story.

What you are saying would be true for large parts of , though.

Apart from that, using religion...

Map of major battles of the Islamic conquests between the 7th and the 9th century https://www.worldhistory.org/image/14212/islamic-conquests-in-the-7th-9th-centuries/

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...as a way to control the subjects of a ruling elite is something that has been done throughout human history and is certainly not limited to the Christian and Islamic faith.

It might despicable from a moral point of view, but it is a very powerful tool from a strategic point of view and will therefore continue to be (ab)used in the politics of power.

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