#visigothic

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The Sack of Rome by Alaric's Visigoths

by Lodovico Pogliaghi

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Visigothic belt buckles. 5th- 7th century.

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The sack of Rome, August 24th 410 CE, colourised.

Art by Psicochurroz

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visigoths in rome

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Gold cross with glass gems, Visigothic Spain, 7th century AD

from The National Archaeological Museum, Madrid

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On a whim I decided to put my DNA test into the free version of MyTrueAncestry just for the fun of it and look at my ancient population match!!!

The prophecy is complete…..

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Silos's pharmacy.

In the ancient Abbey of Saint Dominic of Silos, the old pharmacy has been preserved to these days. In old times, it had a botanic garden, a pharmaceutical laboratory, a very interesting library and hundreds of earthenware pots for potions and remedies.

More information about the Abbey here (EN):

The monastery dates back to the Visigothic period of the 7th century. In the 10th century, the abbey was called San Sebastián de Silos, but acquired its current name when Dominic of Silos was entrusted to renovate the abbey by Fernando the Great, King of Castile and León. Dominic had been prior of the Monasteries of San Millán de la Cogolla before being driven out with two of his fellow monks by King García Sánchez III of Navarre, for opposing the king's intention to annex the monastery's lands.

Ps. Thanks to all the people who has reblogged and liked this post. 😊

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Map of Visigothic Kingdom, 586-711.

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Bishop Wulfila explains the Gospels to the Goths

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ANOTHER CHIBI...........IM FINALLY DONE.........

this design ISN'T really historically accurate though, i just do like what hima does 😭

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Have you played VISIGOTHS VS MALL GOTHS ?

By Lucian Kahn

Visigoths vs. Mall Goths is a tabletop roleplaying game and dating sim about the conflicts and romances among the warriors who sacked ancient Rome and 20th century spooky teens, set in a suburban Los Angeles shopping mall during 1996. There are a lot of bisexuals.

Imagine a surreal combo of The Craft, Empire Records, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, and Clueless.

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X-Men: Blood Hunt: Jubilee #1 (2024)

written by Preeti Chhibber art by Enid Balam, Elisabetta D'Amico, & Jim Campbell

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The Ostrogoths

The Ostrogoths are one of two major groups which made up the Goths. The word literally means “the eastern Goths”. It is assumed that classical writers divided the Goths into east and west as a reference to where they lived, and not as tribal identity or origin story.

Archaeologically, there are plenty of similarities between the Ostrogoths and the Visigoths. For example the so-called eagle brooches (image above) are very similar. However the Ostrogoths were more generous in grave goods than their western “cousins”, with most finds being exceptionally decorated.

The earliest cultural expansion of the Goths was located in modern Ukraine. Hunnic expansion forced the goths further south to southwest into Rome. The Ostrogoths were caught between the Huns and the Romans and often switched sides. After the Hunnic empire fell, the road to Rome was open.

Theodorik entered modern day Italy with his troupes and made Ravenna the capital of his empire (instead of the city of Rome). The Western Roman empire had “fallen”, a Germanic king ruled Italia and the mythology of Theodorik was born.

Grave goods found in Cesena, Italia. 5th century.

Museum numbers: FG 1068, FG 1069, FG 1240, FG 461, FG 1610, FG 1611 & FG 1612

Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürenberg - Germany

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Tracklist:

Steel and Silver • Warrior Queen • Outlive Them All • Hammerforged • Traitor's Gate • Salt City • Blades in the Night • The Conqueror's Oath

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From X-Men: Blood Hunt - Jubilee #001

Art by Enid Balám, Elisabetta D’Amico and Jim Campbell

Written by Preeti Chhibber

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The kingdom of the Visigoths, 6th century.

by LegendesCarto