August 11, 2020 at 9:55 am
The Footprint of a Roman Toddler Has Been Preserved on this Tile for 2000 Years
by twistedsifter
How fascinating is this! Just like today, a curious toddler saw a fresh red clay tile and had to put his foot in it. This tile is ~2,000 years old and was found in present day Vaison-la-Romaine, a small town in southeastern France.
It’s small (literally) things like this that really humanize the past and remind us that we are all connected 🙂
Categories: HISTORY, PICTURE OF THE DAY
Tags: · archaeology, clay, rare, roman empire, top
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