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They Were a Sign of Wealth and Had Their Own Tombs: the Most Unexpected Pets in Ancient Rome.

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An analysis by National Geographic explores the link between this town and the pets, and shows how these relationships reflected social differences, domestic roles and emotional attachment that left a mark even on archaeology.

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They Were a Sign of Wealth and Had Their Own Tombs: the Most Unexpected Pets in Ancient Rome.

An analysis by National Geographic explores the link between this town and the pets, and shows how these relationships reflected social differences, domestic roles and emotional attachment that left a mark even on archaeology.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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