And from the evidence found one can immediately understand that the Romans buried their dead with their possessions, a practice common to many other cultures, and that this particular site, based on the furniture unearthed there, was dedicated to a pair of aristocrats or otherwise elite Romans. The remarkable curule chair was a rare find among a wider range of high-class burial artifacts.Ĭlearly these funeral pyres were perfect examples of Roman burial rituals 2000 years ago. The burial artifacts included a stunning Roman military ruler’s curule chair and furniture associated with the upper classes. After an SNC group carried out routine inspections and excavations prior to giving the all-clear on new housing construction on the site, they stumbled upon two Roman funeral pyres from the 1 st century AD. (5) A.R.O.A.Recently, two amazing discoveries were made in the commune of Epagny Metz-Tessy, in the Haute-Savoie department in southeastern France, near Annecy. (1) (.) (4) (0) (1) (Dolch) (4) (The True) Veiled (1) (V.E.G.A.) (3) ۞ (1) ◊ (1) 〇 (2) 1000 Funerals (2) 13 Winters (2) 1349 (9) 13th Moon (6) 13th Temple (2) 1476 (1) 1879 (1) 1914 (1) 78424325 (1) 9 Beds (1) A Cloud Forest (2) A Cloud in Circle (8) A Diadem of Dead Stars (2) A Different Cloud (1) A Forest (6) A Forest of Stars (6) A God Or An Other (1) A Light In The Dark (3) A Monumental Black Statue (8) A Portrait Of Flesh And Blood (1) A Pregnant Light (4) A Premonition (1) A Ravens Forest (1) À Répit (1) A Transylvanian Funeral (6) A Tree (1) A Winter Lost (2) A:S: (2) A.H.P.

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