Rhineland Imported Roman Gladiator Glass, Vindolanda Roman Fort, Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland

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Rhineland Imported Roman Gladiator Glass, Vindolanda Roman Fort, Hadrian's Wall, Northumberland
Art Raffle Winner - Roman-inspired Protoss
I had held an art raffle on DeviantArt to celebrate 400 Watchers. One of my followers on DA, Ver’atai asked for a protoss OC who has a Roman-inspired design.
It’s been a while since I last drew a protoss, I miss these majestic sons of bitches! <3
2020.09.28
'The Hoxne Hoard' Late Roman Silver, The British Museum, London
Roman Bronze Double-Action Water-Pump, Probably 3rd Century CE From Bolsena, Italy, The British Museum, London
This pump had two pistons (a), which were raised and lowered by a rocking-beam (b). The pistons were housed in two cylinders (c). At the bottom of each cylinder was a non-return valve (d).
When one of the pistons was raised, the valve was pushed open and the water rose inside the cylinder. When the piston reached its highest point the valve closed, trapping the water inside the cylinder.
On its downward stroke, the piston forced the water out through a side pipe (e). It then passed through a second valve (f) into the central discharge pipe (g), where it drained away.
Roman Building Stone with the symbol of the 20th Legion: the boar, and the symbol of the 2nd Legion: Pegasus. Pegasus is unfinished, perhaps indicating a change of garrisons.
Corbridge Roman Town, Northumberland
Roman Newport Arch on Ermine Street, Lincoln
It is the only surviving Roman gate open to traffic in Britain. It was built in the 3rd century CE and consolidated further in the 4th century CE.
Roman Gaming Board Fragment and Counters, Hunterian Museum, Glasgow, Scotland
Roman Cup With Leopard Handle, Made In Italy, Found Near Abergavenny, St. Fagans National Museum of History, Cardiff
The Leopard is often associated with the God Bacchus.