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Roman bust of charioteer made of ivory

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14 January 2022
Roman bust of charioteer made of ivory
Roman bust of charioteer made of ivory

Roman bust of a charioteer made of ivory. Researchers suggest that the sculpture may depict Emperor Caracalla. The object was probably found in Arles, France, where there are also remains of a Roman amphitheater.

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CaracallaCaracalla Agrippina the Younger - Nero's motherAgrippina the Younger Zenobia, author of the painting unknownSeptimia Zenobia Septimius SeverusSeptimius Severus ElagabalusElagabalus
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