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bread seal in the form of a dolphin
Roman Empire | fourth century
Carnelian Ring Stone
Roman
1st to 3rd century CE
On display at the MET, this ring stone displays an early and rare example of an artist working. He appears to be painting a bust, illustrating the fact that ancient marble sculptures were often painted.
Twin-flamed lamp with bat-shaped reflector; bronze, Roman | Found in the Villa Arianna in Stabiae, south of Pompeii | On display in the Capitoline Museum, from the MANN collections.
Fragment of the Roman tent, still packed, excavated in the area of Vindolanda – a Roman camp in the north of Britain.
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Roman Mirror with Sea Monster Design
3d printing ancient Roman keys.