Roman Roof Tile Fragment with Dog Paw Print textiles and urban societies

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Accession number: 254

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Roman Roof Tile Fragment with Dog Paw Print textiles and urban societiesRoman Empire, c. 50200 AD, Richborough, England A rare and endearing fragment of a Roman roof tile (tegula) bearing the distinct impression of a dogs paw, discovered at Richborough in England. The print clearly preserves the central pad and one pronounced toe markan intimate and spontaneous trace of everyday life nearly two millennia old. Roman roof tiles were formed from clay pressed into molds, then left to dry in the open air before firing. During