#ostrogoths
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mapsontheweb · 3 months ago
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(Ostrogothic) Kingdom of Italy - 508 to 534
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memories-of-ancients · 1 year ago
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Gold solidus from the reign of Theodoric, Ostrogothic kingdom, 491-518 AD
from The Yale University Art Gallery
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wandering-italy · 10 months ago
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The Battistero degli Ariani (Baptistery of the Arians). It was built around the end of the 5th century by King Theodoric the Great.
Ravenna, Italy
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magnifigal · 7 months ago
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Growing a fascination for the Fall of Western Rome/ Rise of the Ostrogothic Era. Hopefully no one will take this shitpost of Zeno arguing with Odoacer too seriously...
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grayjoy15 · 4 months ago
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Day 13: Amalasuintha, queen of the Ostrogoths. She reigned in Italy on behalf of her son Athalaric until his death and then as queen regnant alongside her cousin Theodahad. Amalasuintha favored Roman learning and lifestyle, and insisted that she take on the masculine role in her partnership with Theodahad, both of which pushed the Ostrogoths to favor her cousin and depose her.
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autodidactprofessor · 4 months ago
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The Ostrogoths: A Story of Empires and Legacies
Origins in the Eastern Steppes The vast expanses north of the Black Sea during the early centuries of the Common Era were home to a mosaic of tribes and cultures. Among them, the Ostrogoths carved out a distinct identity. Their territory, characterized by rolling grasslands, dense forests, and meandering rivers like the Dnieper and the Don, provided a rich backdrop for a people whose lives were…
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raichukfm · 6 months ago
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Historically, the architecture of Gothic peoples (not to be confused with Gothic architecture) was Roman-esque (not to be confused with Romanesque architecture).
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giannic · 10 months ago
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mapsontheweb · 1 year ago
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The kingdom of Odoacer, 5th century.
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memories-of-ancients · 1 year ago
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Gold ornament, Ostrogothic, 5th-6th century AD
from The Walters Art Museum
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batnomadblog · 1 year ago
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Chur and Arosa - Switzerland
Chur and Arosa was a daytrip from Flims. Arosa the main destination via Chur, the latter a 20km bus ride from Flims. Chur was ok. Arosa, is a beautiful location. But, the train journey from Chur to Arosa is a spectacularly beautiful journey, taken along the Glacier Express/ Bernina Express route at a leisurely pace…a contradiction to its name. Glacier Express / Bernina Express Contrary to its…
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whencyclopedfr · 2 years ago
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Bélisaire
Né en Illyrie (partie occidentale de la péninsule balkanique) de parents pauvres, Flavius Bélisaire (505-565) devintl'un des plus grands généraux, sinon le plus grand, de l'Empire byzantin. Bélisaire figure parmi les principaux candidats au titre de "dernier des Romains", c'est-à-dire le dernier individu qui incarne le mieux les valeurs de l'Empire romain à son apogée. Il fut commandant militaire sous l'empereur byzantin Justinien Ier (r. de 527 à 565), avec lequel il eut des relations notoirement difficiles.
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melni-zirgi · 23 days ago
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torture by accidental time travel
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whencyclopedia · 13 days ago
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This map illustrates the history of the Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans (435–534 CE), a state established in North Africa after the Vandals, a Germanic tribe, and the Alans, an Iranian-speaking nomadic group from the Sarmatian peoples, migrated together through Europe and crossed into Africa. Centered in Carthage, the kingdom rose to prominence as a dominant naval power in the western Mediterranean...
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ltwilliammowett · 2 years ago
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The port of Ravenna with three galleys, mosaic in the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This basilica was built by the Ostrogothic king Theoderic in 505
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metalcultbrigade · 1 month ago
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Ostrogoth - "Too Hot" 28/12/1985
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