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Q: What kinds of goods were commonly smuggled in the Roman Empire up to the end of the 3rd century AD?
In April 2012, LIVESCIENCE reported on the discovery of a 3rd century AD ship which sank near Trapani, Sicily. According to the report,
Her cargo, officially consisting of assorted jars once filled with
walnuts, figs, olives, wine, oil and fish sauce, also contained many
unusual tubular ...
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I have read that before the reforms of Marius Rome produced her armies by conscripting them from the citizens by drawing of lot, whit every recruit owning his own equipment. My questions are about the time of the Third Samnite War:
1) Who was responsible for the mobilization? Simply the consul ...
Exactly what it says on the tin. This is clearly a German 10-mark note of some kind, but I can't find pictures online of any notes like it.
The reverse is completely blank, with some bleed-through from the DRINGEND stamp. The white balance on my camera is rather off, and the note is actually f...0
On the German Wikipedia page about warhammers it says their weight reached from 3 to 14 Kg! Having done some really heavy sports in my past, I was truly surprised by this last number! I searched extensively. First of all I found one more reference to the same number on Mittelalter Wikia. There th...
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