Roman Clay Theatre Token | Wrestlers Grappling Artifacts 12th - 13th Century

12th - 13th Century

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It not only facilitated commerce across the vast Roman Empire but also carried messages that reflected Hadrian’s policies

Roman Clay Theatre Token | Wrestlers Grappling Artifacts 12th - 13th CenturyHistory of the Artifact Design: Wrestlers Grappling Weight: . 55 g Width: 12 mm . 47 in These small clay pieces were used in Roman cities as admission or seating tokens for theatrical performances, games, and other public entertainments. Typically stamped with numbers, letters, or simple images, they helped control crowds and assign sections in large venues where thousands of spectators might attend a single event. Made from inexpensive fired clay