Reconstruction of Tarragona (Catalonia, Spain) in the 2nd century
u/Far-Picture-322 — 13 hours ago
r/bloodonthesands
2nd century gladiators mosaics from Galleria Borghese
u/Far-Picture-322 — 3 days ago
Ofc the "thumb up" vs "thumb down" to either spare or kill a gladiator is a modern myth; but in general - what do we know about Roman everyday gestures? Did they have an equivalent to the middle finger for example? Or even.. shaking hands? Etc. modern Italians use *a lot* of specific gestures.
en.wikipedia.orgu/Double-decker_trams — 10 days ago