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27 May 2020
Roman skeleton and glass bottle
Roman skeleton and glass bottle were found in an ancient grave from the 4th century CE. The tomb was in the necropolis of Jagodin Mala (ancient Naissus), today’s city of Nis, southeast Serbia.
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