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Qasr Bashir with Notes
   
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26 jan, 2018 @ 13:06
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Qasr Bashir with Notes

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Hi all.

This is a playable version of my Qasr Bashir Roman fort. It was built about AD 300 under the emperor Diocletian, as part of the "Limes Arabicus." This was a defensive system of forts along the Roman empire's eastern border, in what is now Jordan & Syria. It's one of the best-preserved Roman forts in the world, and surprisingly very little-excavated!

It was a small fort, likely a cavalry fortlet holding 60 horses & soldiers. Probably meant to be a small, mobile force that could keep eyes on the peoples moving across the desert from the east. But there are many unknowns. We don't even know the name of the garrison.

Throughout the fort build, I have placed little signpost notes to help explain a bit what you see and why I put it there. I hope you have fun exploring, and maybe getting at least a little feel for what such a place might have seemed like, 1700 years ago.
17 kommentarer
Cassinus 6 jan, 2021 @ 9:04 
Looks so cool. I've been there in real life. It looks like you really nailed down what it probably looked like when there were people living in it.
Thicc 💀 Goblins 29 apr, 2018 @ 19:06 
Wow the video was very well done and informative. Great work! :dwarven:
Napr408 26 feb, 2018 @ 13:54 
thank you
STORI3D PAST Productions  [skapare] 25 feb, 2018 @ 12:24 
Oh wait, do you mean as the world? When you subscribe, it will show up in your save-game list of worlds.
Napr408 25 feb, 2018 @ 11:47 
How do I place it I dont see it
STORI3D PAST Productions  [skapare] 25 feb, 2018 @ 10:49 
I built it all piece by piece.
Napr408 25 feb, 2018 @ 10:35 
Do you place it as a block or build it?

STORI3D PAST Productions  [skapare] 8 feb, 2018 @ 16:49 
Hey Udrakan & Doomcookie -- thanks much. Yeah I've just always loved history, so being able to actually rebuild it and then share what I've learned about it is pretty fun.
Guperstank 3 feb, 2018 @ 5:09 
Excellent work
Udrakan 28 jan, 2018 @ 7:55 
Good job, I'd like to see more medieval remakes with notes, this is really contributing to more than gaming!