TimeTravelRome Mobile App
5000 Ancient sites
8000 Pictures
300 Ancient Texts
Time Travel Rome is a unique Mobile App that finds and describes every significant ancient Roman city, fortress, theatre, or sanctuary – in Europe, Middle East as well as across North Africa.
5000 ancient sites are geo-located on the map, ranked by interest, and supported by our unique up-to-date descriptions. The library includes 300 ancient texts and the Gallery is 8000 pictures rich.
The App is available on Google and Apple appstores.
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⚒💰 "25 Imperial Mints of Rome". Day 11. #Heraclea (291-474) was a prosperous trading center and rival of Byzantium in Thrace. It was chosen by #Diocletian to host regional Thracian mint. The city started declining with the foundation of Constantinople and was closed by Leo I.
4⚒💰 "25 Imperial Mints of Rome". Day 10. #Cyzicus (260-475) was the Capital of Mysia & one of the main trading cities in Asia Minor. #Diocletian made it the main mint center for the diocese of Asia. Cyzicus suffered from several earthquakes which disrupted its mints and trade.
4⚒💰 "25 Imperial Mints of Rome". Day 9. #Constantinople (326-1453). After #Constantine_I victory over #Licinius, he created from scratch a new Capital of the Empire. The mint was transferred there from Ticinum. It remained open until the fall of Constantinople on 28 may 1453.
4🔥⚱ Today I have visited the "Pompeii" 🌋 Exhibition in Grand Palais in Paris. It opened a couple of days ago and will stay open until the 27th of September. In this post & comments I will share what I liked a lot and what I liked a little less. 🏛 I hope you will enjoy ! 🙂
4⚒💰 "25 Imperial Mints of Rome". Day 8. #Carthage (296-307) imperial mint was opened as part of the new fiscal and administrative system put in place by #Diocletian. Right before the rebellion in Carthage of Domitius Alexander, this mint was transferred to Ostia by #Maxentius.
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