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Curiosities of ancient Rome (Artifact)

The world of ancient Romans abounded in a number of amazing curiosities and information. The source of knowledge about the life of the Romans are mainly works left to us by ancient writers or discoveries. The Romans left behind a lot of strange information and facts that are sometimes hard to believe.

Beautiful ancient necklace

Beautiful ancient necklace made of gold and semi-precious stones. The object dates to the II-IV century CE; he was found in a grave near the ancient city of Viminacium (near Kostolac, in eastern Serbia). Currently, the artifact can be admired in the Archaeological Park.

A beautiful ancient necklace

Lucius Nasica and censor

At the office of censor in ancient Rome could have been chosen a person who had the appropriate experience and life was characterized by stability and on which she was confident that cope with responsible tasks such as monitoring the morality of citizens or conducting censuses.

Bust of an older man – the so-called patrician Torlonia. Considered to be a likeness of Cato the Elder

Tombstone of ancient Roman family

Tombstone of an ancient Roman family from 1st – 2nd century CE. The object was found on the Kosmaj mountain in central Serbia. Currently it is located in the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade.

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Roman oil lamp (lucerna)

Roman oil lamp (lucerna) with the image of a horse. The object is made of terracotta; dated to II-IV century CE. The artifact was found in Ritopek, near Belgrade (Serbia); nowadays it can be admired in a museum in Belgrade.

Roman oil lamp (lucerna)

Engraving in red carnelian

Engraving in red carnelian showing the winged goddess. Roman object dated to the 4th century CE; found in Veliko Gradište, in eastern Serbia. Currently, located in the local museum.

Engraving in red carnelian

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