Roman Britain

@smiletobefree · 3 years ago

Dolaucothi: Britain’s Only Known Roman Gold Mine - A Mobile Documentary Series

Over a series of short articles and short mobile documentaries, I hope to introduce you to some of the magic and mystery, history fact and history fiction that is woven into the story of wonderful and...

7 likes · 6 comments · Film Making (31fe)

@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Case of Christian Graffiti Found Near Hadrian's Wall

Analysts at Vindolanda uncovered a 1,400-year-old lead vessel shrouded in strict images Exactly 1,400 years back, people living close to Vindolanda, a Roman post in northern England, engraved a lea...

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@beyourself · 1 year ago

Ancient Britain

Many TV shows have been made about ancient britain, and I may have watched almost all of them. Even though it is far from the country where I was born, I have a curiosity about that history and this l...

3 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Yasin2 · 3 years ago

British

England is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It shares land borders with Wales to its west and Scotland to its north. The Irish Sea lies northwest 241 KB (24,081 words) - 01:26, 10 Septe...

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@TheMonkey · 1 year ago

The Footsteps of the King in Legend

The history of the United Kingdom will not be separated from the stories of its rulers. The valor and courage of the Kings and Queens in this country always make an impression on the hearts of its peo...

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@smiletobefree · 3 years ago

Dolaucolthi Gold Mines: The Mystery of Upper Roman Adit

In the third of a series of short articles and accompanying mobile documentaries, I hope to introduce you all to some of the historical facts and historical fictions, interwoven into the hidden gem th...

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@smiletobefree · 3 years ago

Dolaucolthi Gold Mines: An Edwardian Fool’s Gold Adventure - A Mobile Documentary Series

This is the second of a series of short articles and accompanying mobile documentaries, in which I hope to introduce some of the historical facts and historical fictions, interwoven into the hidden ge...

3 likes · 0 comments · Film Making (31fe)

@ceky321 · 2 years ago

Life and reign of Emperor Claudius

Tiberius Claudius Nero is a member of the Julius-Claudius dynasty and the fourth Roman emperor. He was born in Lugdunum (today Lyon) in the marriage of Drusus the Elder, brother of Emperor Tiberius an...

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@Embry0 · 3 years ago

English literature.. Anglo Saxson Period

The term Anglo-Saxon is a generally present day one. It alludes to pioneers from the German districts of Angeln and Saxony, who advanced over to Britain after the fall of the Roman Empire around AD 4...

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@Faseeh · 3 years ago

Anglo-Saxon period

The term Anglo-Saxon is a generally present day one. It alludes to pioneers from the German districts of Angeln and Saxony, who advanced over to Britain after the fall of the Roman Empire around AD 41...

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@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Saxon England

Nicknamed the "Marlow Warlord," the six-foot-tall man was covered on a slope sitting above the Thames at some point in the 6th century A.D. Three individuals bow and curve to take a gander at the gr...

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(comment) London is the most popular and visited city in the UK. The capital of England and the Kingdom of Great Britain.The settlement of Londinium, the center of the Roman province of Britain, was founded i...

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@smiletobefree · 3 years ago

Modern Silent Movies: Fool's Gold - a Dolaucothi Love Story

What started out as a bit of fun has gone on to have a life of it own winning 8 international awards, gained a IMDb listing and qualified for the 2017 BAFTA Cymru awards. 'Fool's Gold - a Dolaucothi...

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@Mictorrani · 2 years ago

Germanic & Celtic

In order to prevent a common misunderstanding, let me start by making clear that "Germanic" is not the same as "German". In English the country naming itself "Deutschland" is called Germany. This cre...

5 likes · 0 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Reserve of Bronze Age Objects Is on View unexpectedly

The Havering Hoard incorporates 100 pounds of relics recuperated from an old nook dump Archeology devotees would now be able to see the Havering Hoard—a stash of 453 Bronze Age ancient rarities unco...

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@Zain-Bhatti. · 2 years ago

Comparison Between Effective & Ancient Era! And Fully Changed Our Life...!

Aslam-O-Alaikum! February 19,2022 Publish by:Zain-Bhatti. I hope all of you were fine and happy with the blessings of God I pray for you to live a long and successful life and Allah gave you a healt...

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@NemanjaSlavkovic · 3 years ago

Julius Caesar

"Are you, too, son of Brutus?" But before we get to these words and to the assassination organized by the state, this statesman, general and dictator, conquered half the world and still found time to...

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@alberich · 1 year ago

Celtic London

Forest Primaeval In trying to picture Celtic London before the Roman invasion, we, like children listening to a fairy tale, or reading the adventures of Alice in Wonderland, must imagine a great dea...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@alberich · 1 year ago

Roman London

The Londinium of the Romans was what we should call a garrison town. A fortress on the site of the Tower marked its eastern limit, and Ludgate its western; while the river bounded it on the south, a...

2 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@MarkyDaily · 2 years ago

History Of Yesterday: July 19

Barking British S.S. Great Britain. July 19, 1843 It is considered important in the history of shipbuilding the launch of the British S.S. Great Britain on this day in 1843 in the harbor of Bristol...

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@Win · 3 years ago

Religious intolerance accepted

"The bishops lament the" terrible crimes "of Queen Mary," wrote the British Catholic Herald on December 11, 1998. The Catholic bishops of England and Wales recognized that "terrible evils were committ...

8 likes · 1 comments · World Today (70ff)

@Mictorrani · 1 year ago

Quizzes & Puzzles 28

Some new problems with which to exercise the brain. But first a look at answers and solutions to Quizzes & Puzzles 27 . New problems below the image (cartoon). Answer to Quiz 27:1 There is an old...

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@MMansoor · 3 years ago

A Little introduction of Sir Claudius

If you know about Valentine and you don't know about Claudius, then you are an easy target for advertising experts - Sir Claudius was the ruler of Rome who signed Valentine's brother's death certific...

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@Eybyoung · 3 years ago

Why Pumpkin is associated with Halloween?

I was browsing my Facebook yesterday, then I saw my long time friend posted a lot of photos with their gateway with her husband, they live in Arizona USA. Her husband is American, then I saw her photo...

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@David_BCH · 2 years ago

Examinations

An examination is a formal test that you take to show your knowledge or ability in a particular subject, or to obtain a qualification. I thank God that my examination is now on finishing point. Older...

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@Mictorrani · 3 years ago

Real Dogs in Egypt – in History and Now

This is the third and last article of my ongoing series about the Canines of Egypt, Mythical & Real. The two previous ones were " Anubis " and " Other Dog-like Deities of Egypt: Wepwawet, Khentymentiu...

16 likes · 14 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Amax33 · 3 years ago

Lucky people who found treasures in their backyard!!

We have all only seen in movies and TV series or read in novels that a person goes to his backyard garden with a shovel and accidentally finds a bag full of money. Perhaps in fact, when we walked in o...

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@wrabbiter · 3 years ago

Extinction Galore: Dinosaurs and Canine Creatures You’d Like to Know About

What if, instead of evolving from monkeys, we evolved from dinosaurs instead? Which among these terrible lizards could have been your most ideal ancestor? Pterosaur While most dinosaurs are conten...

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@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

Saint Nicholas is most often celebrated by the Serbian people.

In the tradition of the Serbian people, there are about 80 feasts, more precisely baptismal names, which are celebrated as baptismal feasts. Almost half of the Orthodox Serbs celebrate Saint Nicholas...

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@GuyFromNowhere · 2 years ago

The Book Of Yesterday | May 18

GENERALISSIMO ALEXANDER SUVOROV OF RUSSIA DIED May 18, 1800 On this day in 1800, one of the great generals of the Russian nation and one of the great military leaders of his time Alexander Vasilyevi...

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