Quiz

[caiusbeerquitius]

Correct :-)
Egesta / Acesta is rather a Roman myth... ^^ (@ Aenaeis, disproven by coin findings)

[Nathan Ross]

Where would you find this hole in the ground, and what is it?


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[Flavivs Aetivs]

Is it an amphitheatre or a port?

[Nathan Ross]

It is an amphitheatre, yes (or the remains of one)...

So - where is it? ;-)

[Flavivs Aetivs]

IS it in Constantinople?

[Robert Vermaat]

Tarragona perhaps? Is it a recent picture?

[Nathan Ross]

Neither right so far - I took the picture about four years ago.

The site is located in Italy...

[Robert Vermaat]

Catania.

[Flavivs Aetivs]

Robert nailed it.

I just guessed Constantinople, after 4 hours on Google Images I couldn't find it. :mrgreen:

[Nathan Ross]

Catania.

Spot on. The Roman amphitheatre in Piazza Stesicoro, central Catania. Photographed on a very gloomy and un-Sicilian day in January...

Over to you, Robert!

[Robert Vermaat]

Ah, which one to choose? It should not be too easy..

OK, what and where?

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[D B Campbell]

Raetian limes? In Raetia?

[Paul Elliott]

To be honest it looks like one of thousands of dry stone walls up here in Yorkkshire! (England)

[Flavivs Aetivs]

It helps not to have your photo linked so you can click on it and see the name :whistle:

[Robert Vermaat]

I'm glad it's not as easy as I assumed it would be.

Raetia would indeed be the correct province to look for these stones.