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Attribution for the photographs, artworks and illustrations used throughout this website.

Wikimedia Commons

Open culture, properly credited

The credits below link to each original Wikimedia Commons file page, where full descriptions, revision histories and licence terms are available. “Public domain” means the work is not restricted by copyright in the way a licensed work is.

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01 · Wikipedia / Wikimedia

Wikimedia Commons works

Twenty unique works appear in the current site files. Repeated uses are credited once.

  1. 01

    Pont du Gard 3

    Photograph by Roberto Ferrari.

    Used: Home · Architecture

  2. 02

    Vexilloid of the Roman Empire

    Illustration by Ssolbergj.

    Used: Home · Military

  3. 03

    Plato’s Academy mosaic from Pompeii

    Ancient mosaic; photographer/author unknown.

    Used: Home · Society

  4. 04

    Cicero Denounces Catiline

    Painting by Cesare Maccari.

    Used: Home · Politics; Key Figures hero

  5. 05

    Portrait of Julius Caesar

    Photograph by Ángel M. Felicísimo.

    Used: Home and Key Figures

  6. 06

    Augustus of Prima Porta

    Photograph by Justin Benttinen.

    Used: Home and Key Figures

  7. 07

    Trajan, Glyptothek Munich

    Ancient artist unknown; photograph by Bibi Saint-Pol.

    Used: Home · Key figures

  8. 08

    Roman Forum from the Capitoline Museums

    Photograph by Wolfgang Moroder.

    Used: The Story · Hero

  9. 09

    Rome skyline panorama

    Photograph by Nicholas Hartmann.

    Used: Timeline · Hero

  10. 10

    Colosseo 2020

    Photograph by FeaturedPics.

    Used: Timeline and Empire

  11. 11

    Castel Sant’Angelo and bridge at dusk

    Photograph by Thomas Wolf.

    Used: Roman World · Hero

  12. 12

    Lady of Elche

    Photograph by Heparina1985.

    Used: Roman World · Hispania

  13. 13

    Palais Gallien, Bordeaux

    Photograph by Frédéric Rodrigo.

    Used: Roman World · Gallia

  14. 14

    Villas and cryptoporticus, Carthage

    Photograph by Alexandre Moreau.

    Used: Roman World · Africa

  15. 15

    The Sack of Corinth

    Artwork by Thomas Allom.

    Used: Roman World · Graecia & Asia

  16. 16

    Caesarea amphitheatre

    Photograph by Gilad Topaz.

    Used: Roman World · Syria & Judaea

  17. 17

    Pantheon, Rome

    Photograph by Jfabrix101.

    Used: Roman World · City feature

  18. 18

    Cincinnatus at Schönbrunn

    Photograph/crop by Maclemo.

    Used: Key Figures · Legacy layout

  19. 19

    Bust of Sulla

    Photograph by José Luiz.

    Used: Key Figures · Legacy layout

  20. 20

    The Gracchi

    Sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Claude Eugène Guillaume.

    Used: Key Figures · Legacy layout

02 · Other image sources

Non-Wikimedia images

These images are part of the website but are not from Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons.

Local project assets

Photography

nero.jpg, hadrians-wall.jpg and trevi-fountain.jpg. Creator/source data was not embedded in the supplied files and should be added when known.

Local project assets

Illustrations

civil-war.png, combat.png, close-combat.png and rome-defeat.png. These are locally supplied digital artworks; no Wikimedia source is claimed.

Database content

Figure portraits

The Key Figures archive can load portrait URLs from the site database. Those records are maintained separately; the hard-coded Julius Caesar fallback is credited above.

Corrections

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Image inventory last reviewed 16 August 2026.