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Roman wrought iron tripod with a terracotta kist

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28 July 2018
Roman terracotta tripod
Roman wrought iron tripod with a terracotta kist

Roman wrought iron tripod with a terracotta kist. Found in Pompeii. Currently located in Archaeological Museum in Naples. Dated back to I century CE.

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VirgilVirgil Visualization of the eruption of Vesuvius, Alessandro SanquiricoArchaeologists find traces of Romans who fled from Vesuvius Roman bronze tripodRoman bronze tripod Conquest of Rome by the Vandals in 455 CEWeapons made of Lower Silesia iron could scare the Romans Fresco showing fullers at work. The painting was in Pompeii, in the workshop of Veranius Hypsaeus.Fullones in ancient Rome

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