A Late Roman Silver Spoon, Late Roman Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Medium - Copper such as the so-called Capitoline

such as the so-called Capitoline Venus

For the Egyptians

so when beads in its shape formed an element of a woman's girdle they were in exactly the right place to ward off evil influences from the relevant bodily part of the wearer

Dimensions: Pendant length: 1 inch (2

A Late Roman Silver Spoon, Late Roman Period, ca. 3rd - 5th century CE Medium - Copper such as the so-called CapitolineRoman spoons stand out as a notable cultural artifacts, often considered a treasured personal possession. Spoons crafted from precious metals were esteemed so highly that they frequently appeared in the inventories of noble households. Their desirability is underscored by the discovery of silver spoons in various treasure hoards, a testament to their valued status. This fine example features a shallow, circular bowl and a fluted back end. The handle