Dimas Sequeira's photos with the keyword: séc.I

Saint Lazarus Aqueduct (1st century).

Saint Lazarus Aqueduct (1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
16 Apr 2024 16 7 302
This is one of the three Roman aqueducts of Mérida, classified as UNESCO heritage in 1993. The photo was taken from Avenida Felipe Corchero, which passes right underneath the aqueduct.
Talha Fountain (Roman, 1st century).

Talha Fountain (Roman, 1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
27 Feb 2024 8 2 194
At Fonte da Talha Street, Alcácer do Sal. The awning structure was installed recently for protection.
River Tâmega and Trajan Bridge (1st Century).

River Tâmega and Trajan Bridge (1st Century).

Dimas Sequeira
16 Jan 2024 17 8 256
A view from Alameda Galinheira, Chaves. HFW!
Hercules Tower (1st century).

Hercules Tower (1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
14 Nov 2023 12 5 255
This is the oldest Roman lighthouse still in use. Classified as UNESCO heritage in 2009, it stands on a coastal hill of Coruña.
Crossing a Roman bridge (1st century).

Crossing a Roman bridge (1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
27 Dec 2019 6 1 257
Within the complex of Roman ruins of Miróbriga, at Santiago do Cacém.
Roman bridge (1st century).

Roman bridge (1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
27 Dec 2019 6 2 359
Within the Roman ruins of Miróbriga, at Santiago do Cacém.
Roman glassware (1st century AD).

Roman glassware (1st century AD).

Dimas Sequeira
13 Nov 2019 3 1 439
Displayed in the reception centre of Ammaia, a Roman archaeological site dating back to the 1st century BC, located at Calçadinha Road, São Salvador da Aramenha. These pieces, with no damage and so clean, don't look so old as they are in fact.
Roman glassware (1st century AD).

Roman glassware (1st century AD).

Dimas Sequeira
13 Nov 2019 3 1 263
Displayed in the reception centre of Ammaia, a Roman archaeological site dating back to the 1st century BC, located at Calçadinha Road, São Salvador da Aramenha. These pieces, with no damage and so clean, don't look so old as they are in fact.
Graffiti (1st century).

Graffiti (1st century).

Dimas Sequeira
16 Apr 2019 5 1 265
On wall of access to the Great Theatre of Pompeii, on the backside of the Odeon.