TimeTravelRome Mobile App
5.000 Ancient sites
10.000 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 >10000 pictures rich.
The App is available on Google and Apple appstores.
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🪔 This is an extremely rare nomos from Laos. In 510 BC Sybaris was destroyed by Crotone and its inhabitants flew to Laos - their river port. This migration produced a new coinage, where the bull from Sybaris coins morphed into into a man headed bull - the river god Laos. 👉
🪔 For #FrescoFriday: a fresco with a piece of smoked salmon from the Museum of Pre- and Early History, Saarbrüken. Own 📸. More photos here 👉https://bit.ly/3OzN55b
🪔 For eyes pleasure🍬: This snail-shaped glass rhyton was found in 2011 at Velika Mrdakovica in #Croatia. It was made by blowing glass into a mould with later addition of details. Only 18 such rhyta were found. It is now in the city museum of Sibenik. 📸Own pics. #RomanGlass
🪔 For eyes pleasure🍬: Bust of #Nero. Made from Paros marble, Nero is represented as teenager, with the corona civica, the crown of oak leaves. It must go back to the time of his accession on Oct. 13, 54. It is now in the Geneva' Musée d'art et d'histoire (MAH). 📸s are mine.
2This is an excellent example of what the "drone archaeology" can help to discover. 🚁 Unfortunately, obtaining rights to fly over most places is not easy anymore... 🥲
Something hiding in the grass: yes, this is the Roman Fort of Iovia (Alsóheténypuszta - try to pronounce it -, Hungary) from Pannonia, Valeria. #RomanEmpire #romanarchaeology