Garni temple in winter. The only standing Greco-Roman Colonnade building in Armenia. 1st century AD.1yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
A 2000-year-old Roman silver pugio, that was discovered by an archeology intern in 2019 in Germany, before and after nine months of careful restoration work2yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Roman drinking cups found in Denmark in a grave of a wealthy man, 2-3rd century AD1yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Roman caricature - Located in the Villa of Mysteries, Pompeii. The subject/ victim of this caricature is portrayed with a pointy chin, laurel wreath, and a rather large nose. The Latin text above the figure reads ‘Rufus est’ (This is Rufus)2yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Augustus symbolically chose the Palatine as the site of his own house. Later the hill became the site of the imperial palaces: the Domus Tiberiana1yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Roman legionary helmet. Discovered in Hebron, Israel and dated to the early II cent. AD. Probably a spoil of war taken by Jewish zealots during the Bar Kokhba Revolt (132-135 AD).3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Ancient Roman statues made in the 4th century BC that were looted from Constantinople in 1204 during the Fourth Crusade.3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Close-up shot of some of the carvings on The Portonaccio Sarcophagus. It was the sarcophagus of a high-ranking Roman soldier who served under Marcus Aurelius.3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Ancient roman graveyard of testae, fragments of broken amphorae of olive oil. It has been estimated that the hill contains the remains of as many as 53 million olive oil amphorae. Rome, 1-3rd century AD. 203/3003yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
This 1:250 Model of Ancient Rome Which Took 38 Years to Construct, depicts Rome as it stood in the 4th century under the reign of Constantine I.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
A Secutor gladiator helmet found in the Ludus Gladiatorius of Pompeii 79 AD.3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Gladiator shin guards found in the Gladiators' Barracks at Pompeii (first century AD). They depict a procession in celebration of Bacchus. Amazing how artistic people were almost 2000 years ago.3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Reconstructed main gate entrance to a cohort fort. Part of the Limes Germanicus, the Roman linear border fortification of the German provinces.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
The Drususstein, a monument erected in 9 BC by Roman troops in honour of the deceased general Drusus along with a reconstruction of what it could have looked like.3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Tried to recreate how a small hoard from the imperatorial would have looked like.2yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I have removed the land to highlight how far this empire spread its infrastructure. [OC]3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Drawing of how Trajan's forum must have looked like. Nowadays it's hard to imagine cause Trajan's column seems to stand so lonely. Trajan's forum was as big as all the previous emperors forums combined.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Last antiquity item i'll be picking up this year. Roman silver carnelian intaglio ring depicting the god Mars-1st-Century-AD.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Finally managed to pick up a dream coin for me, a Caligula sestertius! It has issues but otherwise I wouldn't have been able to get it. 😄1yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
My 1st-2nd century AD Roman Silver Ring with Neptune/Poseidon Intaglio made of red glass paste. Could also be a retiarius gladiator but it most likely is Neptune.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
A 30 year old Roman man who was crushed by a stone block during the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, in Pompeii (79 AD)3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/ancientrome
Bought some roman pottery to display my metal detecting finds and uncleaned coins. Looks pretty cool :)4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Finally dug up a roman again while metal detecting! This one was found 200 meters from where I hit a small sestertii hoard.I might be close to a settlement but only found coins. Like almost all coins this one is toasted and very crude but couldn't be happier. Commodus sestertius with salus reverse?4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Roman Cavalry spear I purchased of a local metal detector's father who found it early 90's. It was found in Belgium and dated first century BC. Found in the area were Caesar fought the celtic Nervii tribe. Not the best looking one but think of the stories it could tell.4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Another lovely coin I managed to pick up (70€), feel like buying locally is the way to go. So nice when you don't have to pay fees and ridiculous shipping prices (:3yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
A coin I had to pick up for the cool backstory and havn't seen any coins of this roman colony posted here. (story in comments)4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Not sure if allowed but saw some people post antiquity on here before. My Roman Cavalry spearhead circa 2-4th century ad. 122mm lenght4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Another metal detecting find I wanted to share with you guys. A Trajan dupondius with possibly a scarce reverse? If anybody can tell me I'd be happy to know :)4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
Started collecting and was wondering if somebody can tell something more of this k98 bayonet? (numbers in comments)4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/Militariacollecting
Double struck obverse/reverse Victorinus with Pax reverse (I think). Couldn't resist to not pick it up!4yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
The only lot I was able to win at auction. Starting to shift from loving denari to bronze asses. To me they have so much more character :P5yr ⋅ Traash09 ⋅ r/AncientCoins
