A stunningly well-preserved cosmetics canister, containing a white cream, has been unearthed at the site of an ancient Roman temple in ... lined ditch with other ceramic pots, which show evidence ...

Face cream used by Roman women has found been and reproduced. It's not likely the research will trigger any new retro trend, however. In a not-so-fashionable London dig, archeologists unearthed a ...

an expert on ceramic figures in Roman Britain, in the release. This complete figurine probably would have depicted Mercury standing, either draped with a short cloak or naked, and holding a staff ...

The archaeologists are unsure what the silver fragments used to be, but the ceramic pot's shape is consistent with third century A.D. Roman ceramic traditions. Related story: Roman coin trove ...

The silver fragments were buried in the same ceramic pot as the coins. The pot's shape is consistent with third-century CE Roman ceramic traditions. Lang's team hopes to analyze the silver ...

“Finds like this at Smallhythe provide an extremely valuable insight into the religious beliefs and practices of the culturally mixed populations of the Roman provinces,” said Dr. Matthew Fittock, an ...