Curiosities of ancient Rome (Artifact)

Remains of the northern gate of the Roman fort in Bu Njem in Libya. In ancient times, this place was called Gholaia and was founded on the initiative of the emperor Septimius Severus (193-211 CE).

Reliefs on the Roman tomb, showing the twelve works of Hercules and the scenes of hunting. The property is currently located in Rome, in the Borghese Gallery.

Roman miniature skeleton, made of bronze, dated back to I century CE. Object was symbolizing fragility of life. Several similar skeletons are known, including one in silver found at Pompeii.

Roman interesting drinking glass, dated back to I century CE.

Detail from Roman colorful mosaic, showing scene of fight between centaurs and tiger. Object was found in Hadrian’s Villa and dates back to around 130 CE. Currently located in Altes Museum Berlin.

Roman bronze gladiator helmet featuring the hero Hercules on the front and the defeated Nemeian Lion on the base of the comb. Dated back to 1st – 2nd century CE. Object located in Higgins Armory Museum (USA).

The 7th edition of the International Festival in sculpting in the sand (2009), which taks place every year in Portugal. One of the participants decided to create a sculpture showing Roman soldiers.

Glass Roman bottle, originating from the eastern areas of the Roman Empire. Object dated to the 1st-3rd century CE.

Detail from the Roman mosaic in Sousse (Tunisia), showing the tiger which attacks horse during the spectacle in the arena.

Amazing Roman bronze statue of Ajax, who is contemplating suicide. Object dated to I century CE.