Italy: in the metropolitan metro found a glass with the image of the goddess Roma

A golden glass with the image of the goddess who gave the name to the Italian capital, this Thursday the operators of line C of the Rome Metro (Italy) discovered during excavations: golden glass with personification Rome which, according to the first analyses, dates back to the 4th century.

“The thousand-year history of our city never ceases to amaze and fascinate the world,” its mayor said on social media after discovering the image, which will be shown to the public at the museum located at Porta Metronia station.

He glasswhich, according to researchers, corresponds to the bottom of a glass or cup of that time, has a typical iconography of the personification of the Eternal City: a female warrior with a classical profile, wearing a helmet and with a spear.

“He golden glass This is a very exceptional find, but this one is second to none,” said an archaeologist from the City Council. Rome Simon Morrett in statements to the media.

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According to Morretta, the vase, which contained this luxurious decoration, could be a very typical gift or decorative element for that time.

“It was a precious item and was not thrown away if it was broken or damaged. But since the crystal glass couldn’t be repaired, the bottom was “cut off” to possibly expose it to a piece of furniture or hang it on a wall,” he explained.

The object appeared under several layers of soil and may date from the early 4th century, although further analysis will be required to determine its exact origin.

“Never before have a golden vase with the personification of a city been found RomeMorret insisted.

(As reported by EFE)

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