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Tempus Romanus is closing down
Tempus Romanus is closing down
After many successful years T-ROM will be 'mothballed' in Spring 2023. However, a few 'standout' events worthy of air-time may be undertaken as part of the Tempus Fugit programme.
After many successful years T-ROM will be 'mothballed' in Spring 2023. However, a few 'standout' events worthy of air-time may be undertaken as part of the Tempus Fugit programme.
Thank you for your support, interest and comments. Have a look at the Aries Home Page to learn about our 2023 plans.
Thank you for your support, interest and comments. Have a look at the Aries Home Page to learn about our 2023 plans.
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News - Tempus Romanus will move to the Aries website in January 2022.
The Romans knew about festivals - they had lots of genuinely Roman ones, but as their empire grew they also adopted the festivals and gods of their conquests. Often it was just an excuse for a booze-up or barbecue - please feel free to celebrate in any ways that please you.
It may not always be possible to be on-air for particular Tempus Romanus events.
List of festivals
List of festivals
Of course, there are major inconsistencies when relating Roman dates to modern ones, so these dates are all approximate - it didn't really matter to the Romans. We will also add 'specials' whenever we can. Phoenix & Aries ARCs aim to be on-air for these celebrations (subject to conditions on HF & VHF). See the Aries & Phoenix websites for latest information
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