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Roman statue of woman

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4 February 2020
Roman statue of a woman
Roman statue of woman

Roman statue of a woman made of marble. The object dates to the 2nd – 3rd century CE. The object was found in the fortress Kalemegdan (antique Singidunum), in present-day Belgrade in Serbia. Currently, the artifact is in the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade.

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