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🪔 Greetings from #Lapurdum - the modern day #Bayonne, Côte Basque in France. 😎 The 4th c. roman castrum was built at the confluence of two rivers: Nive and l'Adour. Roman remains include partly preserved roman towers of the castle and city walls.

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28 May

🏛️ New on the TimeTravelRome blog: Tropaeum Traiani - Rome's Monument of Victory in Ancient Dacia.

🪔 My friend and author Michel Gybels has visited this splendid Roman trophy monument in Romania, built by Emperor Trajan in 109 CE to commemorate his brutal victory over the

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18 Mar

🪔 Just published a new blog post exploring the "Bridging the North Sea" archaeological project!
🪔 Our friend and TimeTravel Rome author Michel Gybels has been working with this international team for the past year, studying how the Romans used the North Sea as a highway rather

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8 Jan 2025

🪔 #ReliefWednesday: A stunning Hadrianic red marble relief from the Ludovisi Collection, now in the Palazzo #Altemps Rome. This 2nd century CE masterpiece shows a Maenad - a follower of Dionysus - adorned with grape leaves and vines. Originally part of a Roman fountain, the

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16 Nov 2019

"80 days around the Roman Empire". Day 5. Baetulo. Founded in around 100 BC, the Roman city of Baetulo is most famous for its baths, accessible below the Museum. Wonderfully preserved, they are visible in their entirety. Some stunning mosaics are at the House of the Dolphins.

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