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| Description | Español: Piezas de juego encontradas en Alburnus Maior – necrópolis romana de Pârâul Porcului-Tăul Secuilor, tumba M. 112 (Roșia Montană, distrito de Alba, Rumania); siglo II d. C., Bucarest, Museo Nacional de Historia de Rumanía (Inv. 382084-382114). La mayoría de las fichas son de bronce esmaltado, decorado con puntos multicolores (unas sobre fondo blanco y otras sobre fondo negro), y algunas son de vidrio negro, seguramente para remplazar a otras perdidas. El dado también lleva esmalte y decoración multicolor. Fotografía tomada en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional de Madrid durante la exposición Tesoros Arqueológicos de Rumanía (Catálogo en PDF, p. 624).English: Game pieces, from Alburnus Maior - Roman necropolis Pârâul Porcului-Tăul Secuilor, tomb M.6 (Roșia Montană, Alba county, Romania), 2nd century AD, Bucharest, National Museum of Romanian History (Inv. 382084-382114). Most of the tokens are made of enamelled bronze, decorated with multicoloured dots (some on a white background and others on a black background), while 6 are black glass, probably to replace others lost. The die also has enamel and multicoloured decoration. Photograph taken at the National Archaeological Museum of Madrid during the exhibition Archaeological Treasures of Romania (PDF catalog, p. 616). |
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