Roman ruler's head found in sewer

[amber]

That's cool!! Thanks for posting.

[macfanken]

Cool! I love Rome, there's history EVERYWHERE... even in the sewers! I love the ancient ruins in the center of the city that have been turned into a cat sanctuary, it's where Brutus stabbed Julius Caesar.


http://www.romancats.de/

[Serrart]

Originally Posted by macfanken

Cool! I love Rome, there's history EVERYWHERE... even in the sewers! I love the ancient ruins in the center of the city that have been turned into a cat sanctuary, it's where Brutus stabbed Julius Caesar.


http://www.romancats.de/

Yes, that's a great place, one of my favourites too.

Romy

[macfanken]

Originally Posted by Serrart

Yes, that's a great place, one of my favourites too.

Romy

This is off topic but I just noticed your Harold and Maude signature... my favorite movie! The end gets me everytime I watch it.

[amber]

I love when shows about Roman history come on. I rented that giant series they have, that covers the whole empire, but it was pretty clean. Good, though, still.

[Mad4stevie]

Wow - very cool.

Thanks for posting that.

[Serrart]

Originally Posted by macfanken

This is off topic but I just noticed your Harold and Maude signature... my favorite movie! The end gets me everytime I watch it.

Same here. It's one of the movies that moves and at the same time makes me happy the most.

Romy

[xxxmx]

that is so cool. i am such a huge history nerd... like really great big huge time history nerd. roman history isn't really my 'thing' but i'm always impressed by finds such as the one in the article. his head survived for 1700 years in a sewer, who wouldn't love that?

[gldstwmn]

I just have to go to Italy some day.