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Only bucket preserved from Roman times

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28 August 2022
Only bucket preserved from Roman times

The only bucket made of wood that has survived from Roman times. The characteristic spout allowed the liquid to be poured out easily. The object was aboard a river ship sunk 1,800 years ago on the Rhine.

The object is on display at the Castellum Hoge Woerd museum in Utrecht (The Netherlands).

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15th-century copy of the map of Germania according to the image of the Romans from the 2nd century CE, the author of the ancient map was Claudius PtolemyRoman campaigns in Germania (Germania Magna) in time of Octavian Augustus Gaul in the 1st century BCEGallic Wars Busts of Julius Caesar and Pompey the GreatGreat Roman civil war Battle of the Angryvarian EmbankmentMilitary campaigns of Germanicus against Germans John Soane, Caesar Bridge on the RhineCaesar and his campaigns across Rhine
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