Roman Period - Medicine and Hygiene
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Roman Period - Medicine and Hygiene |
ca. 50 B.C. - 450 A.D. (Click on the images to see further details!) |
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No. 862 added01.06.2003, changed02.07.2013 Roman Spatula. Length: 15.1 cm, private collection. Brass, 1st to 3rd century AD. | |
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No. 930 added06.12.2003, changed29.06.2013 A toothpick with ear-cleaner from the famous Roman silver treasure from Kaiseraugst near Basel, Switzerland. The treasure consists of 270 pieces of silver and has a weight of 57.5 kg. It was burried inside the area of the former Roman fort at Kaiseraugst around 350 AD. The length of the spoon is 21 cm. The plate of the toothpick, in open work design, shows a Christogram |  | |
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No. 217A added27.11.2000, changed29.06.2013 Roman scalpel from Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland, with handforged cutting blade of tempered steel. Length 12.5 cm, first to second century AD. No. 217B added09.04.2003, changed29.06.2013 Roman surgeon's hook from Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland. Length 11.4 cm, first to second century AD. No. 217C added09.04.2003, changed29.06.2013 Roman ligula from Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland, . Length 12 cm, first to second century AD. | |
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No. 727 added12.06.2008, changed04.03.2015 Roman scalpel from Bingen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. With handforged cutting blade of tempered steel. Length 14.9 cm, first to second century AD. |  | |
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No. 217D added09.04.2003, changed29.06.2013 Roman ear scoop from Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland. Length 10.6 cm, first to second century AD. | |
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No. 537 added27.11.2000, changed29.06.2013 Roman toilette set, consisting of tweezers, an ear scoop and a nail cleaner. 1st to 3rd century AD, brass |  | |
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No. 574 added20.02.2001, changed29.06.2013 Roman mirror from the Prähistorische Staatssammlung in München, 1st to 2nd century AD. Diameter: 7.6 cm / 3 inches. Original made from highly lead-containing bronze which had a silver color. Picture shows the decorated backside. Replica made from bronze with chromed frontside; highly lead-containing bronze cannot be used today because it is poisonous to work with. | |
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No. 650 added08.01.2002, changed29.06.2013 Decorated Roman strigilis from Pompeii, Italy, 1st century AD. The backside ist decorated with dotted grapes, the backside of the blade with dotted volutes. Original made frombronze, partly tinned. Length: 18 cm / 7 inches; height: 8 cm / 3.1 inches. |  | |
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No. 730 added29.05.2002, changed29.06.2013 Roman forceps from the tomb in Luzzi (Cosenza), Italy, 1st century AD. Length: 19.5 cm / 7.7 inches. | |
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No. 729 added12.06.2002, changed29.06.2013 Roman medical implement from a physician's tomb in Reims, France. It combines two tools: a surgeon's hook and a spatula. Around 200 AD. Length: 20.4 cm / 8 inches. |  | |
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No. 704 added12.06.2002, changed29.06.2013 Roman medical tweezers from Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland. Fully useable. 1st to 3rd century AD. Length: 13.1 cm / 5.1 inches. | |
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No. 888 added02.01.2003, changed29.06.2013 Roman medical implement from Ephesos. 3rd century AD. Length: 15.8 cm / 6.2 inches. |  | |
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No. 939 added12.06.2008, changed29.06.2013 Roman mirror from Xanten, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany 1st century AD. Diameter 9.3 cm, length with handle 17.3 cm. Original made from highly lead-containing bronze which had a silver color. Picture shows the frontside and the decorated backside. Replica made from chromed bronze; highly lead-containing bronze cannot be used today because it is poisonous to work with. |
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