Guest posts (Buildings)

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Buildings – Guest posts by Readers are articles devoted to the architecture of ancient Rome and the most important structures of the ancient world. Published articles cover temples, amphitheaters, forums, thermal baths, aqueducts, roads, and other structures that formed the foundation of the Roman Empire. The authors discuss their purpose, construction, and historical significance.

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Eifel aqueduct in Cologne

The capital of the province of Lower Germania, the city of Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium (today’s Cologne, Germany), due to its importance, had a high demand for running water. It was collected from the mountainous…Więcej

Roman walls in Cologne

Cologne was founded in the 1st century CE through the Romans, and they can be traced to this day. An example of this is the remains of the defensive walls located within today’s city centre.…Więcej

Didyma – Temple of Apollo

Although the center of the ancient world after the Hellenistic period due to the dynamically “spreading” Rome moved to the west of the Mediterranean, in the east remained religious centers “ruling” the minds of people…Więcej

Temple of Trajan-Hadrian in Pergamon

Pergamon (today’s Turkish Bergama) is a wonderful Hellenistic city radiating its culture to the entire east of the Mediterranean in ancient times. The Pergamon Acropolis belonged to the greatest centers of the ancient world. Today,…Więcej

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