A decorated Roman Bronze Strigil, ca. 1st -2nd century CE Gods & Goddesses Condition: The amulet is intact

Condition: The amulet is intact and in excellent condition overall

They adapt well to the Australian climate and ecology and can survive well in desert conditions by burrowing underground

and blue pigment remaining

Garnet necklaces have been found in graves in Czechoslovakia dating back to the Bronze Age

it displays a perfection and abstract purity of form

A decorated Roman Bronze Strigil, ca. 1st -2nd century CE Gods & Goddesses Condition: The amulet is intactWhen viewing ancient athletic scenes, a basic "kit" was almost always included: a sponge, an aryballos, and a strigil. The strigil was a small, curved metal tool used extensively by the Greeks and Romans and considered essential for skin care. After covering the body with olive oil, it was used to scrape dirt and sweat from their bodies as part of the process of massage, cold or hot baths, exercise, or competitive games. The curved handle allowed the