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Dog’s remains from the 1st century CE

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11 January 2022
Dog's remains from the 1st century CE
Dog's remains from the 1st century CE | Photo: Römisch-Germanisches Museum Köln

Dog’s remains from the 1st century CE. The owner had to respect his pet very much; the animal was buried with the vessel and head on a piece of leather. The tomb was discovered in Cologne (Germany).

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