Roman Children Playing

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by Marie-Lan Nguyen
published on 09 January 2024

Roman Children Playing — Children playing ball games. Marble Roman artwork of the second quarter of the 2nd century CE.
Probably a fragment of a Roman sarcophagus.

Louvre, Paris.

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Roman Children Playing

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