Hadrians wall graffiti

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Roman Collector, Feb 27, 2019.

  1. Roman Collector

    Roman Collector Well-Known Member

    Interesting article.

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    And here's a Hadrian coin to keep it numismatic:

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  3. thejewk

    thejewk Well-Known Member

    Very cool. It's good to know that since time immemorial it has always been funny to draw knobs on walls.
     
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  4. Yorkshire

    Yorkshire Well-Known Member

    Aha I've just read this on my mobiles news page
     
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  5. octavius

    octavius Well-Known Member

    41239-3.jpg Not graffiti , but some Roman , Latin epigraphy... First is a columbarium burial plaque.. C(AIVS) TAFLENIVS C(AII) F(ILIVS) V(IXIT) MENS(ES) VII -( Gaius Taflenius, son of Gaius, lived for seven months)

    2nd is a Roman legionary brick of LEGIO SECVNDA AVGVSTA - @ 2nd century.
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