An aerial view of the Roman ruins discovered at Cape Trafalgar.© Universidad de Cádiz - LABAP
An aerial view of the Roman ruins discovered at Cape Trafalgar.© Universidad de Cádiz - LABAP
Is that a sword under your toga or are you just here to poke me big boy?
The Roman’s got around.
They set up vineyards in Britain.
Warmer times.
Back when global warming wasn’t caused by factories but by human’s breathing too heavy!!!
If I recall, Romans at one point put a high value on cleanliness and they believed sweating a lot was a means of deep cleansing. Thus they put fires underneath the floors of the baths to make them into saunas.
More of my ancestors...a Roman soldier or 2 in ancient Jolly Olde England...
probably why I love Italy...feel right at home...
They should be careful, all of those bath salts, could be flesh eating “zombies” in the area
Think of the resort Trump could turn that place into!
I was able to see the Roman Colosseum in Tunisia. It was in much better shape than the Collosseum in Rome. I bet this Roman bath was used for the same purposes as the baths in Pompeii.
In a separate excavation, pools 5 to 6 feet deep used for preserving food. I wonder how they used that facility.
One thing about them Romans. They took many baths everywhere....
