Roman Ruins in Tunisia
roman ruins in denmark
whats the problem of tunisia bro?
we don't have oil (unlike Libya and Algeria) Nor do we have a governmenet that knows how to deal with the economy . But the situation is getting better .
Bix nood
dude , we are not black (you probably know that already)
Roman ruins in Britain.
Indian depection of a Greek from around 100BC
why is hat wall so short?
it was funny to see some of the ruins hold better than the actual houses there
they looked something like this in the past
Democrats cancelled the funding
we have this beautiful building too
which one is the ruin and which one is the modern buildings?
roman ruins in serbia
yea that's a very good question
roman ruins in austria
Tunisia seems beautiful.
thanks :)
roman ruins in germany
roman church still in use in germany
>the situation is getting better.
LOOK AT THEM, they are laughing at you
You can't deny the situation is getting better , the other guy just posted how the GDP/Capita is increasing
LooooooooooooooooooL you can google the gdp per capita, 4/5 years economically undone/step behind
picts were quite small
Wait not 4/5 years my bad, 12/13 years
roman baths
Built by Trajan 1900 years ago, still in use.
Beautiful
Everyone was in those times. Vikings were fucking manlets.
Lighthouse built in Galicia between Nero and Vespasian.
Shame you can't go into the baths any more
Also, the sample water there that you can try tastes terrible.
Roman walls of Lugo built during the 3rd century.
Impressive from inside
Roman ruins in Algeria
Roman structures in Spain amaze me. Why the fuck we keep celebrating some faggots when thinking about Roman Empire, and not the guys who blueprinted and built this?
Bullshit you asshole
>The structure, built in the 2nd century and renovated in 1791, is the oldest Roman lighthouse in use today.
Well he's telling the truth, but there's no way it looked like that in its original form.