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Roman bowl with remains of red pigment

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30 July 2018
Roman bowl with red pigment left on
Roman bowl with remains of red pigment | Photo: akg-images / De Agostini Picture Lib. / A. Dagli Orti

Roman bowl with remains of red pigment, found in Pompeii. Dated back to I century CE.

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