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Terracotta sarcophagus from Roman times in shape of bed

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16 September 2023
Terracotta sarcophagus from Roman times in shape of bed
Terracotta sarcophagus from Roman times in shape of bed | Photo: Taxydromos

Terracotta sarcophagus from Roman times in the shape of a bed. The object was painted in bright colors; on the sarcophagus we see a woman resting under a cover, with her head on a pillow. The artifact was discovered in Corinth.

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