Roman tombstones

[dilsizoglu]

Bilecik City / TURKEI

 

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[DocBeav]

That is really cool man! Can you translate any of the writing on them?

 

[villagenut]

Very cool. Did you just stumble across these trekking through the woods?

 

[TooManyHobbies]

How old is it? Is there a date?

 

[moon light md]

Wow that is exciting bit of history thanks for sharing.

 

[Argentium]

Amazing - I'd love to hear more about how you came across these !

 

[Pennypacker]

How old are those things? Around 1500-2000 years?

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

 

[UnderMiner]

Just imagine what lies in the ground near the stone! There might be an entire Roman graveyard there! Maybe many artifacts too!

 

[CRUSADER]

WOW!

 

[46Wheat]

Wow just Wow

 

[dilsizoglu]

That is really cool man! Can you translate any of the writing on them?

sorry, I can't do the translation, but I had my friend translate

 

[dilsizoglu]

Very cool. Did you just stumble across these trekking through the woods?

if you are lucky, Yes
But do not forget to chat with the shepherds

 

[dilsizoglu]

How old is it? Is there a date?

I don't know the exact date, but you can estimate a date when you read this article

Bilecik in subsequent periods "Justiniano Police Mela" or meaning in Gordon's "The police were Justiniano G" was also called. In fact, 553 of the Council made was named in this way. In general "Justiniano Police Mela called" Bilecik in subsequent periods "Malagorse to" as has also been mentioned

 

[dilsizoglu]

Just imagine what lies in the ground near the stone! There might be an entire Roman graveyard there! Maybe many artifacts too!

 

[CRUSADER]

Dad says;

You has a nice Antoninianus collection of Diocletian (AD274-305), Maximianus (AD286-310) and Galerius (AD305-310) coins!