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Roman bowl made with millefiori technique
9 hours agoA Roman bowl made with the millefiori technique, which consists in fusing mosaic glass rods into the glass. Thanks to this method, the glass had a multicolored…
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Stipulation in Roman law
10 hours agoIn the Roman law there were many kinds of agreements and contracts which could be used to bind sides. There were real, consensual, literal and verbal contracts….
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Beautiful Roman colored wine jug
11 hours agoA beautiful Roman-colored wine jug with the image of the priest Bacchus – the god of wine and intoxication. The vessel was made using the blown glass method….
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Tablet with instructions for deceased
22 hours agoOver the years, archaeologists have found extremely interesting finds throughout the Mediterranean, including Sicily, southern Italy, northern Greece and Crete….
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Bulgarian archaeologists discovered luxurious Roman road station in 2014
24 hours agoIn Bulgaria, in the vicinity of the Roman fort Sostra (near the present city of Troyan, central Bulgaria), in 2014, archaeologists found traces of a Roman luxurious…
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Beautifully crafted pyxis dish
1 day agoPyxis made of bones with the image of a golden ivy leaf. Pyxis was a vessel with a lid used in Greek and Roman culture. Jewelry and toiletries were kept there….
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Tomb of Roman legionary Lucius Poblicius
2 days agoThe tomb of the Roman legionary Lucius Poblicius, built between 40 and 50 CE is one of the most impressive exhibits of the Römisch Germanisches Museum in Cologne….
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Cloaca Maxima
2 days agoCloaca Maxima (“largest sewer”) was one of the largest Roman structures ever built. The ancient Romans completed the construction of the sewer that passed through…
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Feb 21
Famous Roman mosaic will remain in England
The famous Roman mosaic showing a leopard attacking an antelope was purchased for £150,000. The facility was discovered in 1974 in Dorset, southern England, and dates back to the 4th century CE.
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Feb 21
New proposals in Roman Store
There are three new items with Roman prints to choose from at Roman Store.
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Feb 21
Roman fort Epiacum received funding
In northern England, in the county of Cumbria, there are remains of the Roman fort Epiacum, which was built at the beginning of the 2nd century CE. The site received support of £10,000 from a private investor.
