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via-appia:Mosaic from the baths at Sbeitla, Tunisia.Late Roman/Early Byzantine, 4th-5th century AD

via-appia:Apollo Citharoedus, Roman copy from a Hellenistic original attributed to Timarchides, seco

via-appia:Fresco detail with butterfly design, Villa Arianna, Stabiae, Roman, 1st century AD

via-appia:Roman gold snake ring, 1st century AD

via-appia:Roman gold snake ring, 1st century AD

via-appia: Nymphaeum from the House of Neptune and Amphitrite, Herculaneum. Roman, 1st century AD

via-appia:Mosaic from the caldarium in the House of Menander, Pompeii. Roman, the earliest part of t

nathanielthecurious:via-appia:An ancient welcome mat!  “HAVE” is a variant of the Roman greeting “AV

via-appia:Roman Aureus of Emperor Vespasian with Fortuna (Roman personification of chance/luck) on t

via-appia:Gold bracelet set with emeralds, garnets, amethysts and glassRoman, 3rd century

via-appia:Roman graffiti at the Colosseum in Rome. 

via-appia:Conímbriga, one of the largest Roman settlements in PortugalRoman Empire, 3rd century BC –

via-appia:Nymphaeum from the House of Neptune and Amphitrite, Herculaneum.Roman, 1st century AD

via-appia:Fragment of terracotta relief: head of female figure wearing wicker calathos.Roman, 50 BC

via-appia:Marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus Genetrix, copy of Greek bronze statue attributed to

via-appia:Writing implements: stylus, wooden writing tablet, ink wellsRoman, 1st century

via-appia:Conímbriga, one of the largest Roman settlements in PortugalRoman Empire, 3rd century BC –

via-appia:Marble portrait statue of a veiled priestess wearing a tunic and mantle, with a wreath of

via-appia:Writing implements: stylus, wooden writing tablet, ink wellsRoman, 1st century

via-appia:OMNIA TIBI FELICIA - May you rejoice in everything. Roman, from Tunisia, 4th century ADHav

via-appia:Nymphaeum from the House of Neptune and Amphitrite, Herculaneum.Roman, 1st century AD

via-appia:Roman oil lamps with erotic scenes, 1st century AD

via-appia:Bronze figure of deer; one hind-leg lost.Roman, Iberian, 1-200 A.D.

via-appia:Galleria Borghese: Roman classical antiquities of the 1st - 3rd century AD are displayed b

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