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• Roman empire
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• CT Dive site Roman Rock
  #REDIRECT Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay/Roman Rock
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• Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay/Roman Rock
  The dive site Roman Rock is an offshore rocky reef in the Simon's Bay...
  400px|thumb|Map of the dive sites around Roman Rock.
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• Roman Forum
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• Rome/Roman Forum
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• Vinica
  ...n Eastern Macedonia. It is known for its historic Roman fortress on a hill overlooking the modern town.
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• Ŭglen
  Uglen (Bulgarian: Ъглен, also romanized as Aglen) is a village in Central Northern Bu...
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• Transdanubia
  Transdanubia (Hungarian: Dunántúl Roman: Pannonia) lies west of the Danube River in weste...
  ...capital, the seat of Constitutional Court and the Roman catholic Church of Hungary, home of the biggest c...
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• Metar
  Metar (Hebrew: מֵיתָר), also romanized as Meitar is a small town in northern reaches...
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• Batna
  thumb|350px|Roman ruins around the Arch of Trajan, at Timgad
  ...ld Heritage Site as it is an excellent example of Roman town planning. The settlement was sacked by Berbe...
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• Orange (Provence)
  Orange ] famous for its well-preserved Roman theater and its music festival.
  *Roman theater. A UNESCO World Heritage site. It dates ...
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• Amber Road
  ...hat trade along this corridor existed long before Roman times. Near the mouth of the Morava River, the Am...
  ...ic Sea, the Amber Road joined the huge network of Roman roads connecting all parts of the Empire. Huge an...
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• Denbighshire
  *Llangollen - Steam railway, roman bridge, historic canal, beautiful Dee Valley
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• Seville (province)
  * Santiponce - a town near the ruins of Roman city of Italica.
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• Northwest Algeria
  ... UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its Byzantine, Roman and Pheonician ruins.
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• Sétif
  ...rld Heritage Site due to its impeccably preserved Roman ruins, some of the most intact in North Africa. T...
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• Tipasa
  ... UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its Byzantine, Roman and Pheonician ruins.
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• Bosra
  Bosra is a city in Syria. Magnificent ruins of Roman city, in the middle of the desert. It is one of t...
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• Narni
  ...nia, the road that connected Rome with Rimini. In Roman times the city was known as Narnia, but it is not...
  ... This ruined bridge is believed to be the largest Roman bridge ever constructed. It was built to carry th...
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• Corbridge
  ... and was at one time the northernmost town of the Roman Empire. Due to its status as a border town, it ha...
  ...due to the steep gradients), and is the "classic" Roman road, scorning the topography of the landscape to...
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