Roman Bronze Nail cosmeticvessel allowing tools like this to

allowing tools like this to survive in astonishing condition for over 7

This seal amulet

Black-glazed pottery was highly prized in the Hellenistic period

illuminating sacred and domestic spaces alike

and still appear as decorative objects today

Roman Bronze Nail cosmeticvessel allowing tools like this toThe Roman Empire, c. 100 300 AD. Charming Roman era nail, cast in bronze, featuring a cone shaped head and a four faceted, slightly bent heavy body with a wanting tip. Cast copper alloy and iron nails of various sizes were made by the Roman legion's metalworkers in their workshop (fabrica) by smelting the ore and forming the nails by hand, producing a square tapered nails with a flattened pyramid shaped head. The larger nails were used to hold the