Ancient Roman ローマ軍団兵 紀元1年–紀元3年 サイコロ





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Roman gambling dice (Tesserae) from 1–3 AD, made of bone, weighing 3.29 g and measuring 13.2 × 13.1 × 12.9 mm, in very good condition.
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ローマ時代の賭博用サイコロ , 紀元1–3年
非常に希少な品です!!!!
鮮やかな色彩
ラテン語名 : Tesserae
重量 : 3.29グラム - 13.2×13.1×12.9 mm
素材 : 骨
この状態で見つかることは非常に稀です
ご自身の印象は画像をご参照ください
1960年代にコレクションを築いた祖父から受け継いだ、私自身の私的コレクションです
ローマ時代の賭博用サイコロ , 紀元1–3年
非常に希少な品です!!!!
鮮やかな色彩
ラテン語名 : Tesserae
重量 : 3.29グラム - 13.2×13.1×12.9 mm
素材 : 骨
この状態で見つかることは非常に稀です
ご自身の印象は画像をご参照ください
1960年代にコレクションを築いた祖父から受け継いだ、私自身の私的コレクションです
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