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Spices, all knowledge I can carry as microfiche tapes, magnifying glass, a domesticated strain of penicillin, and seeds of modern crops.
I will be able to talk to at least some of their merchants for, ahem, reasons. From then on I have at least some chance of survival.
A ton of medicine and tampons, a Latin dictionary, my thermos bottle, some valuables to sell, etc.
The question that must be answered first is: Do I stay where I am or do I come out somewhere else?
Right, I'm in Australia, I'd be boned
I mean, still people there, and the tech and stuff would be helpful even if any translation materials wouldn't be relevant anymore
Do I have to go? They didn’t even have A/C back then :/
For rich people there were passive air cooling systems available. And if you were truly wealthy you could have blocks of ice shipped to you
https://blogs.getty.edu/iris/how-ancient-romans-kept-their-cool/
For rich people there were passive air cooling systems available
Bro for rich people there were active air cooling systems.
A gun and plenty of ammo. Don't need anything else to be Caesar.
Speaking of Caesar, I think you vastly overestimate how useful a gun is against a bunch of determined guys with knives.
Without reading other answers, that certainly makes more sense than mine, I would take a cake. Like the best cake i ever ate in my life and eat it all immediately after being sent in Roman era. Because if I'm getting fucked at least let's enjoy a last meal and nothing else i could take would matter. Guns, medicines,..? It would all run out anyway and it wouldn't make me king of something.
Edit: and also a bottle of good wine because Roman win tasted like vinegar.
This guy really loves cake
Maps. Lots of laminated maps of North Africa and the Middle East. Every time I run low on silver pennies to pay my palm frond air conditioner, I sell one more map.
Tablets with a shitload of how to build books on it, several small solar chargers and USB cables.
Sent back in time, but at the same place as I am now?
How large is the time travel device, does it fit into a backpack?
Enough gold valuables to cover my funeral expenses since our bodies aren't capable of handling the bacteria in the water and food back then and we'd be dead in a week.
1 gun and as much ammo as I can carry. I'm gonna need to get some people to work for me if I want to survive.
Analine purple will improve the colors of European flags (rather than sea-snail purple which is more expensive than gold.)
My university level math, physics, statics/dynamics and strength+materials textbooks.