#RomanRoadsFriday Ackling Dyke (2010)

The Via Domitia on a wet day in Narbonne for #RomanRoadsFriday #archaeology #Narbonne 📸 my own

For #romanroadsfriday a section of the 'Via delle Gallie' in Donnas, Val d’Aosta, Italy. The wheel ruts are still visible. The arch was carved into the rock.
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#RomanRoadsFriday In Kos Town on the island of Kos (GR) long stretches of the two main streets of the Roman period, decumanus maximus and cardo, are visible. The roadways with sidewalks on both sides and drainage underneath still show the deep ruts from the vehicle wheels.

For #RomanRoadsFriday a view I am fortunate enough to enjoy everyday on my way to and from my office. The Roman road that passes through the Stabian Gate into #Pompeii

In 1959, Drage's Mead on the boundary of Braughing & Puckeridge in Herts, was sown with wheat for the first time in living memory. The following summer the crop sprouted a diagram in corn of a meeting of ways: the great Ermine Street is clearest here #romanroadsfriday

For #RomanRoadsFriday , a bit of the Via Traiana/decumanus maximus west of the forum of Egnatia.

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#RomanRoadsFriday #Spain A view showing part of the old Roman village called Uriaganda and street built by Emporer Trajan. By George Rodger. 1945 .

For #RomanRoadsFriday a recently unearthed section of the Via Amerina in Corchiano. The road connected #Rome with Umbria.

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For the glory of Rome! Marble Arch at the junction of Oxford Street, Park Lane and Edgware Road. Or, to put it another way, the junction of the Via Trinobantina (Silchester - Colchester) and Watling Street (Wroxeter - Dover/Richborough.))
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For most of its journey from Scotch corner to Penrith the A66 follows the #Roman road (RR82). Occasionally, as here in the high Stainmore pass, #Cumbria , it deviates to pass 'Maiden Castle' Fortlet. Other routes squeeze through the pass here.
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Seeing #RomanRoadsFriday existing has reminded me of this potential Roman road I found near Alderley Edge.

Video still coming, but its a compelling theory...

The remains of a #Roman road at Ostia Antica (Italy), with a beautiful scattering of late spring poppies starting to spread among the stones #Archaeology #Roman RoadsFriday

#RomanRoadsFriday - The Via Domitia - the first Roman road built in Gaul, to link Italy & Hispania. The road was regulated & resurfaced by the ancient Romans. Due to its old age, it was linked to the legendary hero Herakles. Hannibal followed it on his way from Hispania to Italy.

This is the Roman Road that runs through Perthshire in Scotland along the ancient frontier known as the Gask Ridge. Constructed c. AD 70-80, it is lined with the remains of watch towers, like this one at Ardunie. #RomanRoadsFriday

Few people driving from Grasmere to Keswick in #Cumbria over the pass at Dunmail Raise and Thirlmere will realise they are travelling on the probable #Roman #road from Ambleside fort to Keswick/Troutbeck
(Cumbria Past CWAAS Series 3 Vol 4 Martin Pugmire) #Roman RoadsFriday #Lidar

Tbt youngest just chillin at Ostia Antica for #romanroadsfriday #romanroadfriday #theroad #waystothepast

We can't pass up the resurgence of #Roman RoadsFriday as an opportunity to post a picture of the #Roman road from #London under excavation (on a much warmer day!) as it enters our #Roman oBritish settlement in #EastSussex .

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#RomanRoadsFriday - The road running through the vicus (civilian settlement) and the Roman fort at Vindolanda just south of Hadrian’s Wall.

Ermine Street, a half-mile or so south of the Roman town at Wickham Hill, Braughing, Herts. The modern A10 thunders past Puckeridge on a bypass, leaving this stubby little bit of the original road behind as a footpath/cycleway.

OS grid ref: TL 3809 2249

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