Roman Province/s Websites (General/Mixed/Specific)

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You can access good sized images from various parts of the Roman Empire from this Vanderbilt University (Knoxville, Tennessee, USA) website.
[url:2tdtkro5]http://www.vanderbilt.edu/AnS/Classics/roman_provinces/[/url]

More website to follow in subsequent posts. Hope these help. +r

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My "AncientWorlds" summary of Roman Raetia history.

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Roman provinces and other primary texts online

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Great map website link cross posted here for convenience:

http://clasica10.us.es/alejandria/perthes/index.htm

It take a while longer for these larger, more details, high resolution maps to download. Well worth the wait!

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Nice website (in German), has links to Raetian Limes fort and watchtower webpages:

http://www.antikefan.de/kulturen/rom/raetia.html

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Another nice website (in German) on Roman Raetia:

http://www.raetiafilm.de/raetia/raetia1.html

Good reenactment content.

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Perhaps the best single Roman Raetian webpages, in German:

http://www.imperiumromanum.com/geografi ... tia_01.htm

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http://www.imperiumromanum.com/geografi ... _index.htm

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The URL:

http://www.romansonline.com/Countries_L ... e=Raetii(1 ) / Raeti(2) / Raetia(1) / Raetians(0) / Rhaetia(14) / Rhaetian(4) / Rhaetians(2)

2nd EDIT: You will have to copy and paste this loonnngggg link into your web browser. I can't get the URL function to work here for this URL. Probably because the URL has some uncommon characters.

4th EDIT: Surprise! The automated URL function here works with just the first part of the webpage's actual, full URL. Got lucky this time.

[Robert Vermaat]

How does that work William? I managed to 'clean up' your link before this one, but this one is beyond me...