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Roman cosmetic palette discovered in England

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Roman cosmetic palette discovered in England

In 2017, near Fremington (North West England), 25 volunteers helped excavate an area of ​​400 square meters. Community support came when archaeologists reached out for help.

Thanks to the great social commitment, it was possible to discover the cosmetic palette, thanks to which the lady or her maid mixed and applied cosmetics. The facility is small but large enough to be easy to use.

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