Provides concise but sufficient summaries of the Foundation of Rome and the Regal Period to the birth of the Roman Republic. Also includes details on the calendar that the Ancient Romans used (as well as abnormalities in this) and a mind map of evidence for these periods. All made from the 1st lec...
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Brief overview of each of the seven kings of Rome and the reason why the republic was formed Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
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Overview of the Ancient Roman calendar and the changes it went through over the ancient period Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
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Add to cartOverview of the Ancient Roman calendar and the changes it went through over the ancient period Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
Describes the foundation of the city of Rome from Aeneas' son Ascanius founding Alba Longa to Romulus becoming the first sole king. Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
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Add to cartDescribes the foundation of the city of Rome from Aeneas' son Ascanius founding Alba Longa to Romulus becoming the first sole king. Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
A mind map for the evidence for the era of the Seven Kings of Rome including inscriptions, the changes to the land and archaeology Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
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Add to cartA mind map for the evidence for the era of the Seven Kings of Rome including inscriptions, the changes to the land and archaeology Notes made from a 1st year lecture of the Roman World, with no prior knowledge assumed University of Nottingham
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