The Mouth of the Cloaca Maxima. A 19th century painting by Ettore Roesler Franz. Who would think a picture of a sewer could be so pretty?
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- Falera Menhir, Switzerland
- Fjaras bracka Menhirs, Sweden
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- Croisac Menhir, 1893
- Greek Pottery
- Romano-Celtic Bronze Mirror
- Cleopatra
- The Priest Renpetmaa Prays To Re-Horakhty
- Pottery Jar With An Inscription Of Queen Tiy
- Roman Glass Beaker
- Pompeiian Frescoes
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- The Hare Stone, Cornwall
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- Gold Multiple of Constantine
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- Nether Largie, Kilmartin, Argyll
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