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Roman fresco of young woman from Serbia

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Roman fresco of young woman from Serbia
Roman fresco of young woman from Serbia

Roman fresco of a young woman from Serbia that dates back to the 4th century CE. The object comes from a pagan grave that was discovered in eastern Serbia – the city of Kostolac (ancient Viminacium).

The woman was shown at a young age, dressed in beautiful and luxurious clothes. There is a golden net on the hair, which in Roman times meant that a woman was not married.

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