Subway-style map of Roman roads in the time of Hadrian

Pretty cool!

 

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Neat

 

A very impressive 'labor of love'.....

 

Lots of research went into this map, well done!

 

Wow, great map, I now know where to wait for the next train !

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I don't see anything?

 

There's no map.

 

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That's such a cool map! Thanks for the link.

 

Incredible work!

 

Outstanding. Thanks.

 

Impressive work - many thanks for sharing!

 

Very interesting!
I can see those being the major roads (Roman 'highways', lets say). In addition, there are probably quite few minor roads connecting settlements and Vicii, as have been identified on the right bank of the Rhine, for example.

 

i saw this the other day from one of my bloggers glad you posted it RC.

 

Thats cool

 

Very cool. When I was in Egypt last time I actually walked on the remnants of an old roman road that went from el-Ashmunein to Minya (central Egypt). I visited the temple of Thoth in el-Ashmunein (known in ancient times as Hermopolis Magna) and then headed north on the road. Went past a very cool late roman/byzantine fortress at a bend in the Nile. It was used as a toll collecting place for ships going up and down the river. Now it is surrounded by mud-brick houses belonging to the local farmers. When they saw me walking down the old road some of the villagers came out of their homes with tea, very refreshing!

 

That is cool!