Near Hadrian’s Wall, Romans bred Salukis and Afghans 2,000 years ago. Vindolanda reveals a canine world more diverse—and advanced—than we ever imagined. #AncientDogs #Vindolanda #history #romanempire #archaeology
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@giovannip62.wsocial.euNear Hadrian’s Wall, Romans bred Salukis and Afghans 2,000 years ago. Vindolanda reveals a canine world more diverse—and advanced—than we ever imagined. #AncientDogs #Vindolanda #history #romanempire #archaeology
@dogshistorian.bsky.socialNear Hadrian’s Wall, Romans bred Salukis and Afghans 2,000 years ago. Vindolanda reveals a canine world more diverse—and advanced—than we ever imagined. #AncientDogs #Vindolanda #history #romanempire #archaeology
@sistoryhistory.bsky.socialHere is a wonderful silver ring from the #Roman fort at #Vindolanda
With the simple and poignant inscription ‘Matri Patri’ (Mum & Dad) ❤️ ❤️
📸 Us, museum at Vindolanda.
#romanbritain #archaeology #romanmilitary #skystorians #classicsbluesky #ancientjewellery
@scottiebee71.bsky.social@sistoryhistory.bsky.socialFor #FindsFriday we have two boxwood combs, one of which was found still in its leather pouch in the Commanding Officer’s residence at #Vindolanda and dating to before 100 C.E.
All combs found were made on the continent and imported.
📸 Us
@theduncanmackay.bsky.socialI just saw a pair of second hand shoes described as ‘New in Bog’ and thought of this.
#Vindolanda
