#Portus

[uncleclaudius]

Left: Visual reconstruction of the ancient Portus in Ostia, a port in the Tiber Delta first contemplated by Julius Caesar, then built by Emperor Claudius (who didn't get to see its completion) to ensure the vital supplies of grain even in winter and later enlarged by Emperor Trajan.

Right: The modern remains of the port's basin, now several hundred meters inland.

[brujerizzzmo]

[newpalermo]

[thlaylistar]

Seal Who Hides in the Snow (From Portus Genus)

[saviorfoxowlis]

N:Era The Greatest Chill Comic (so far)

[oer4]

If you were to write the legend of the #Portus harbor - the one in Ancient Rome at the mouth of the Tiber - into a story of historical fiction, how would you do it? (Asking for a friend.) ~ #oer4

[grvntld]

did my yoga dito sa second room / walk-in closet bc i want some peace and quiet (*ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ*.ﾟ and then para straight na sana me mag-aayos stuff here

and then guess who kept on making his presence known the second he knew i was done with my yoga like ฅ^˙Ⱉ˙^ฅ rawr!

lol at this clingy litol bebi boi tologo hehe always wants to be close to me, especially pag pupunta akong second room ( *¯ ³¯*)♡U●ᴥ●U

[pensat-i-fet]

🥺🥺

[dark333rose]

finally! something I wanted to do for many years but was never able to be ready for it. until today! >= D

I finally get to draw the Patron Saint of England himself. I had fun drawing this and it is the first time I used a bit of colour in one of my traditional drawings (I don't normally use colour on traditional paper as I fear it would ruin the quality. (unless the colouring is done digitally))

I am overall happy to make this. and I am also happy that it seems that more people in my country are celebrating it more than the previous years.

so happy St. George's Day for England.

and all other places that have St. George as their patron; Venice, Genoa, Portugal, Ethiopia, Catalonia and more (let me know if I miss any.

[kumamooko]

toni with ponytail and hairdown portu hmm

[brujerizzzmo]

[newpalermo]

[thlaylistar]

Portus Genus’s Naval Aid, Mist on the Bay

And her brother and Captain, Captain Brine of a Boat

[tu-es-gegg]

Watching TazerCraft more is good for me, I hear a word I recognise and god "YEH! I KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS"

[thingsdavidlikes]

Fazenda village at dusk by rubenvicentephoto https://flic.kr/p/2oQniaG

[historyfiles]

Portchester Castle : this castle Hampshire on England's south coast began life as a Roman coastal fort, one of their Saxon Shore forts, but it also contains medieval additions which extended its working life across a millennium.