Intact Roman child sarcophagus discovered near ancient Tomis in Romania
Archaeologists from the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanța have discovered an intact Roman-era sarcophagus at the northern edge of the ancient city of Tomis’s necropolis. Preliminary research indicated that the tomb belonged to a young child. https://www.facebook.com/minaconstanta/posts/pfbid02jqQb4SknT1TfwwGa5zNNWRsZREb1c1e1fw6cskk1gBZ2Qq9WSi2jkqwDkadABhPsl?locale=ro_RO The…
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