The decorated stones – also known as intaglios – likely fell out of bathers’ signet rings and were lost down the drains, archaeologist Frank Giecco told the BBC in late January.
Archaeologists in Carlisle, northwest England, discovered ancient artifacts dating back about 2,000 years, including coins, hair adornments, and more than 30 semiprecious stones in a Roman bathhouse in late 2022.While the Roman Empire flourished over a thousand years ago, it seems its citizens dealt with problems all too common today.
British archeologists have discovered ancient artifacts including coins, rings and other jewelry that were once reportedly lost down the drains of a Roman bathhouse.
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