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2002 Gallery Gabrille Pizzi
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Dimensions: Width 7/8 inch (2
Provenance: Private collection of Geoffrey Metz
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A Roman bronze medical curette, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st - 3rd century CE Seals - Cylinder 2002 Gallery Gabrille PizziThis finely preserved bronze medical instrument is a Roman curette probe, a specialized tool used by physicians in the examination and treatment of patients. Fashioned from a single piece of bronze, it combines two distinct working ends: a slender pointed probe and a small hooked curette. The probe was employed to examine wounds, apply medicaments, or explore bodily cavities, while the curette was used for scraping or debriding biological tissue or