Curiosities of ancient Rome (Reconstructions)

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Reenactments are curiosities that showcase attempts to recreate the appearance, clothing, weaponry, and daily life of ancient Romans. This category contains interesting information and lesser-known facts about historical reconstructions, experimental research, and the activities of reenactment groups, which provide a deeper understanding of the realities of the Roman Empire.

Reconstruction of Roman house from Aquincum

Reconstruction of a Roman house from the ancient city of Aquincum (now Budapest, Hungary) – the then capital of the province of Pannonia Inferior. It is believed that emperor Marcus Aurelius wrote in this city…Więcej

Reconstruction of Roman country estate in Britain

Reconstruction of a Roman country estate in Britain from the 3rd century CE. The estate had, among others bathhouses with smoke coming out of the chimneys, which proves the high position of the owners. The…Więcej

Reconstruction of statue of Juno

Reconstruction of the statue of Juno, which is located in the Vatican Museums and dates to the 2nd century BCE.Więcej

Reconstruction of Caesarea Maritima

Reconstruction and comparison of Caesarea Maritima in ancient times and the modern world. Caesarea was once a prosperous ancient city that Herod the Great founded. With the establishment of Judea as a Roman province, the…Więcej

Reconstruction of Gate of Mars

Reconstruction of the Gate of Mars – triumphal arch in Reims (Roman Durocortorum), France. The object is dated to the 3rd century CE and was the widest Roman arch. The object was 32 meters wide…Więcej

Reconstruction of theater in Leptis Magna

Computer reconstruction of the theater in Leptis Magna, in present-day Libya. The building was built around the year 1-2 CE, but it was enlarged and decorated over the years. Finally, it could seat up to…Więcej

Colosseum made of LEGO blocks

In 2012, Ryan McNaught built the first copy of the majestic Roman Colosseum from LEGO bricks. Ryan is a certified LEGO builder. He used 200,000 blocks in his design. The structure reflects the appearance of…Więcej

Reconstruction of image of Maximinus Thrax

Reconstruction of the image of Roman emperor Maximinus Thrax made by History in 3D. Maximinus Thrax reigned as emperor in 235-238 CE. He is considered the first barbarian who wore imperial purple. He was also…Więcej

Reconstruction of Forum in Pompeii

Very interesting reconstruction of the Forum in Pompeii. It was a 38 x 157-meter square surrounded by a colonnade. Some porticos were rebuilt in later times by adding a second floor of columns. Next to…Więcej

3D reconstruction of palace Felix Romuliana

Amazing 3D animation showing the Roman imperial palace Felix Romuliana, in which the emperor Galerius resided (293-311 CE). The site was located near Zaječar, eastern Serbia – the Gamzigrad archaeological site.Więcej

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