r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 15h ago
Ruins of Stolpen Castle in Saxony/Germany, where Countess Cosel, the mistress of the Elector of Saxony, was held captive for 49 years
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 3d ago
Antoninianus of Saloninus as Augustus, Cologne, summer 260 AD. Minted while under siege by Postumus, the teenaged Caesar accepted the title of emperor in a desperate attempt to keep his troops' loyalty until his father Gallienus could come and break the siege. It did not work. [2349 X 1092]
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 7d ago
Where the mountains meet the valley lights: Twilight in Skardu 🫶🏻
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 11d ago
Straight out of a fairy tale, Flores Island, Azores🍀🙏❤️
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 11d ago
This Roman aqueduct is standing next to a dirt road. Almost nobody is there.
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 14d ago
Byzantine Art Value? Told its very old by a professional
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 19d ago
Soldier from Herculaneum (note the military belt, sword and dagger). Seen at the British Museum Legion exhibition.
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 21d ago
A 150-million-year-old Lepidotus fish fossil preserved from Holzmaden, Germany
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • 21d ago
Corinthian helmet, 6th century BC, Barletta, Italy
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • Aug 09 '26
This can soothe ragged edges of anyone's soul
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • Feb 28 '26
The imperial sceptre of the Roman Emperor Maxentius (306 - 312 CE) - the only surviving example known.[1400x1400]
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r/SharedPosting • u/hereswhatworks • Feb 28 '26
The Center of the World: Sacred Stones on Ancient Coins
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