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Chariot Racing
The Roman circus was a race-track. None has survived intact but enough of the one in Mérida, Spain, is left to give you the feeling of the place. It was built at the time of Christ. Remains of the Roman … Continue reading
Posted in 1, archaeology, history, Mérida, Romans, Spain
Tagged chariot racing, famous sportsmen, heroes, horse-racing, horsemen, Roman circus, spectacles
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