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  • Roma Felix Sit Natalis Dies! April 20, 2008
    The BBC News has a set of pictures covering a procession that occurred today in Rome in order to celebrate it’s legendary foundation on 21 April, 753 BC by the twin sons of the war god Mars, Romulus and Remus. Click here to view the pics - and Happy Birthday Roma! [...]
  • Featured picture from our flickr group April 14, 2008
    Untitled -  © All rights reserved  Primvs Pilvs 2008 We now have 112 members in our flickr group who have joined up to provide 3,318 beautiful pictures so far. We would love to see your pictures of anything Ancient Roman so please do join our group.  
  • We’re on Schmap!! April 14, 2008
    One of the Romanitas.net home grown pictures hosted in flickr has been chosen to be added to a directory of interesting places to visit in France. Schmap is a leading publisher of digital travel guides for 200 destinations throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.  Click here to view the entry for our very [...]
  • Maybe I wouldn’t dine with Augustus… April 14, 2008
    …well at the very least I wouldn’t ask him to pass me any food with his hands! In an earlier post I asked you which Ancient Roman you would take lunch with after today’s victorious Silvio Berlusconi said he could easily dine and converse with Caesar. Check out the video taken from the bonus features of [...]
  • Doctor Who goes to Pompeii, oh crumbs! April 14, 2008
    It could have been worse, at least there weren’t any Daleks. Doctor Who, the much loved UK BBC drama was set in Pompeii this week.  Whereas purists would have given this a wide berth, anyone with a bit of fun in their hearts would have watched it and I have to say it was a lot [...]
  • Our Platial Map so far… April 14, 2008
    Here’s a list of the places we’ve featured on Platial so far: Colosseum: The Colosseum or Coliseum, originally the Flavian Amphitheatre (Latin: Amphitheatrum Flavium, Italian Anfiteatro Flavio or Colosseo), is an ellipticalamphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy, the largest ever built in the Roman Empire. It is one of the greatest works [...]
  • 2 new BBC News stories April 14, 2008
    There’s a couple of news stories for you to peruse on the BBC News website from the past week: A rare 2,000-year-old Roman skull has been returned to the cave beneath the Yorkshire Dales where it was discovered by divers in 1996. A stroll around the ancient city of Pompeii will be made possible this week thanks [...]
  • Which Ancient Roman would you invite for lunch? April 7, 2008
    “Lend me your ears” You’ll see in our del.icio.us news links that we’ve added added a story from the BBC regarding Italian opposition leader Silvio Berlusconi’s comments this week that his Latin is so good that he could engage in lunchtime conversation with Julius Caesar. Which Ancient Roman would you ‘do lunch’ with, and what questions would [...]
  • Welcome all Platial fans! April 7, 2008
    A huge thank you to the people at Platial for featuring us on their blog. Platial enables anyone to find, create, and use meaningful maps of Places that matter to them. If you’d like to browse and/or add Ancient Roman related sites to our Platial map then click the Roman Remains link on our Platial map [...]
  • 2 new updates to the site April 6, 2008
    Just a quick note to say hi to the 107 people who have popped in to have a look so far during the past 4 days. Please do get in touch if you have any suggestions or contributions for these pages. contact@romanitas.net Also, I’ve added a few lines to outline the reason for this site in [...]

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