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.
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🪔 For #ReliefWednesday: a fragment from a roman sarcophagus from Rome, dated to the early 3rd c. AD. Part of the Grimani Collection, now in the Archaeological Museum of Venice. 📸Own pic.
🪔 For #EpigraphyTuesday: brick stamps from the Bologna Museum. The first was made under Domitian: OFF(icina) S(ummae) R(ei) DOM(itiana). The 2nd comes from the Caniniana workshop: CANIN (ianis) DUORU(m) DOMIT(iorum) D, V(aleat) Q(ui) F(ecit). The 3rd- see the 1st comment. 🙂👉
3🪔 The ancient city of Baiae was famous for its thermal waters - it was a place where Romans loved to go on holiday. 🏖 The most ancient part of Baiae is the “Villa dell’Ambulatio”. Michel Gybels visited this Villa for us - here is his post about it 👉
https://bit.ly/3KLhr3k
🪔 Like Pompeii, the Villa Oplontis was destroyed by Vesuvius in AD79. This lavish palace has been associated with Poppaea Sabina, the unfortunate wife of the Emperor Nero. Michel Gybels visited the Villa - here is his post about this great place. 👉
https://bit.ly/3cHkmxj
🪔 Votive offerings were given by Romans to the gods either in the hope of a cure or as thanks for one. These votive eyes 👀 were found near Rouen in 19th century. Now in the Archaeology Museum of Rouen. 📸 Own pic.