Chris08

Hey, Ive looked through the 19 volumes online (The Synopsis) and im unable to find any on romano - britain or contains any, im willing to pay around

Hey PM im going on to do that at colledge in september! maybe we could do some together research wise and all! EDIT: it read "im going on to day that" so i needed to change it

Nephele, A friend of mine has asked wether you could do one for him, so i scrambled it and noted that you liked this so yeah rbnenhayakto Male

Wow, congrats man, ive always been intrigued by poetry, so if you want to ill be willing to take a read. Sounds like its good from what Nephele has said. - Chris

Hello, Today after visiting my local docks i went home and was shown an article in my local newspaper, (which is now in my archaelogical news paper clippings book) It explains of an iron age warriors Monteforino helmet buried with him. These have only ever been found on the continent. Anyway i wont spoil to much so heres the site to read on it. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/Iron-Age-...ve-a.4327126.jp

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Just saying hi, to all those Unrv people out there, my name at the moment is chris08 however once my hidden roman name has been found ill be useing that , so ill let yall know whats going on, chris

Thank you primus thats helped me alot ill keep them addresses for future reference

hey nephele thanks for the welcomeing, and invite see what you can make of this rishc etanogt

8. The Bog Bodies ermmm overlooked? we seem to ONLY be doing this is My Archaeolody A level class heh

to be honest i dont know, im just saying what has been told to me, and i was just wanting to see wether it was truth or not

I was wondering if anyone could confirm something ive heard a few times, and that is that the roman army used to put 1 drop of viniger in every 10 drops of water. Now i have heard various reasons but one specific reason that always comes up is that they would drink every 1000 steps of so, and the viniger kept the water in the body for longer and thus kept the troops hydrated for longer. Anyone got any evidence to confirm this?

Hi, I have been studying the romans for the majoirty of my life, although i may only be 16 my inspiration for the romans (and atrebartans - for other reasons) only started when i was 8 i feel i have come away to be able to explain who is the greatest and i beleive to put a firm backbone to it. There are several figures who would fit into the catagory and i would argue That Hadrian was the greatest roman figure. I havent seen him mentioned before in this thread and it makes me wonder why when he focused more on makeing the empire a more civilized place and he done this through a number of ways maybe on of the more obvious is his architecture. Not only did he use this architecture to civilize the roman empire, he was the first emporer who seemed to be walling his empire, for example in Britain you have hadrians wall. (which played a big part in Mithra's religion i beleive) He did this for defence of his people and more importantly the roman empire. He tryed to accept every religion and culture as they were in the different countrys of his empire, letting them still live there life as long as they live up to the roman laws, the only religion he refused to accept was the jews. saying no to returing there homeland to them. Then he went a little insane when his young male companion died, but thats neither here nor there, there is no denying the brilliance of his work.