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Roman Sarcophagus Intact, Discovered at Constanta. What Archaeologists Found in a Child's Grave

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An intact sarcophagus from Roman times was discovered in the area of the ancient Tomis necropolis in Constance. Preliminary research shows that it houses the grave of a child, along with which several funeral objects were deposited, including lute toys and flower garlands. The discovery was announced on Tuesday by the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constance.

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A rare moment in Romanian archaeology took place in Constanța, where specialists transmitted live the opening of a Roman sarcophagus, discovered during the investigations of the Flamânda. Inside was found the body of a little boy, and the exceptional state of conservation, but also things that belonged to him.

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An intact sarcophagus from Roman times was discovered in the municipality of Constanta. According to the representatives of the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanta, preliminary research has shown that it is a child's grave.

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An intact sarcophagus from Roman times was discovered in the area of the ancient Tomis necropolis in Constance. Preliminary research shows that it houses the grave of a child, along with which several funeral objects were deposited, including lute toys and flower garlands. The discovery was announced on Tuesday by the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constance.

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The representatives of the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanta discovered, on Tuesday, in the municipality of Constanta, an intact sarcophagus from the Roman era. Preliminary research showed that it was about the grave of a child, and inside were found two toys of clay, flower garlands and a coin.

Archaeologists of the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanta (MINAC) discovered an intact Roman sarcophagus. The tomb belongs to a child and contains clay toys, flower garlands and a well preserved wooden coffin. The discovery was presented Wednesday in a press conference organized by MINAC, in which archaeologists, researchers participated...

An impressive archaeological discovery took place in Constanta, where specialists found a Roman sarcophagus in which the body of a child was buried almost two millennia ago. Along with its remains were discovered toys, jewels and flower garlands.

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