Narbonne Survival Info

Narbo, capital of Narbonne, has two important remains: the Horreum and a section of the Domitian, which summarizes the history of the Roman Empire. Time travel. Sabrié Raymond is accurate. The path traced by Domitius and borrowed by the Caesars is still 1.50 meters below the slabs unearthed in 1997 during the construction of the pedestrian Place de l'Hotel de Ville. 1.50m "dust" covers 440 years of history, between Narbonne visit of Augustus in 27 BC. AD and the arrival of Galla Placidia in 413. Each day, paved the way to Narbonne remember that their city, a strategic crossroads of major trading routes, was one of the most important cities of southern Gaul. Narbonne It crossed from north to south, with the aim of linking Italy to Spain romanized. Dated to the late fourth century, blocks visible today paved the way destiny has taken the last Western Roman Empress, doomed to the twilight of Rome. Galla Placidia (390-450), daughter of Theodosius I, who imposed Christianity and the Empire divided between East and West figured to loot the sack of Rome by Alaric (410). Narbonne is the Visigoth Athaulf, new master of the city, married the princess hostage top 414. Widow and "recovery" by Constance, the pious Galla Placidia ruled by his side and then through their son Valentinian III. The Empress passed away 26 years before the dismissal by Odoacer the last Western Roman emperor, a boy named Romulus Augustulus.

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