Restored Roman sarcophagus in Belgrade

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Restored Roman sarcophagus in Belgrade

A restored Roman sarcophagus in ancient Taurunum (present Belgrade, in northern Serbia). The object is dated to the 2nd-4th century CE.

The sarcophagus is located in a public park in the part of the Serbian capital – Zemun. The facility was the target of acts of vandalism for many years; last year, however, a center was found for its restoration.

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