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Quiz - ANTONIVS MAGNVS - 03-11-2013

Keeping on the theme of temples...name the temple these doors and locks belong to:


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Quiz - ANTONIVS MAGNVS - 03-12-2013

Did I make it too hard? Hint: It's found within the boundary of the Roman Empire...


Quiz - XorX - 03-12-2013

just a guess: the temple in Pula?

Temple of Augustus


Quiz - ANTONIVS MAGNVS - 03-12-2013

Good guess but no.


Quiz - Flavivs Aetivs - 03-12-2013

LEt's see what a google search on "Roman Doorknobs" comes up with.


Quiz - Medicus matt - 03-12-2013

Temple of Romulus in the Forum?


Quiz - PhilusEstilius - 03-12-2013

Is it the large doors of the Pantheon in Rome.


Quiz - ANTONIVS MAGNVS - 03-12-2013

Quote:Temple of Romulus in the Forum?

Got it! I was going to post a pic of the doors next. You're up...


Quiz - Medicus matt - 03-15-2013

Okay, probably too easy but I don't have access to my photo library at the moment.

On whose tomb will you find these 'decorations'?


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Quiz - caiusbeerquitius - 03-15-2013

Caecilia Metella, Via Appia Antica?


Quiz - Alanus - 03-16-2013

Quote:Okay, probably too easy but I don't have access to my photo library at the moment.

On whose tomb will you find these 'decorations'?

Hmmm. A cattle skull baking in the sun, eh?

General Custer?

:lol:


Quiz - Medicus matt - 03-16-2013

Quote:Caecilia Metella, Via Appia Antica?

Correct.


Quiz - Robert Vermaat - 04-11-2013

BUMP!!!!


Quiz - caiusbeerquitius - 04-11-2013

What is the ancient name of this site?
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Quiz - Nathan Ross - 04-11-2013

That's Segesta, I think.

Ancient name... Segesta? Although I have heard Egesta or Acesta mentioned as pre-Roman alternatives...