bust of roman woman flavian hairstyle alabaster plaster Sprookje They can have various meanings

They can have various meanings

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Similar protection was in all likelihood also worn for the legs

The bead can be worn in the hair or in the beard

WritingUse the pointed end of the stylus to carve letters into the wax with light pressure in a downward motion

bust of roman woman flavian hairstyle alabaster plaster Sprookje They can have various meaningsDuring the Flavian emperors (69 96 AD), upper class Roman women wore increasingly striking hairstyles: high, layered curls toupees that were styled with needle and thread by a specially trained slave (ornatrix). This bust shows such a hairstyle in detail, from the 2nd century AD. An attractive decoration piece for lovers of Roman antiquity.