Statue of Hermes found in a Roman sewer during excavation
Statue of Hermes found in a Roman sewer during excavation
Archeologist report finding a remarkably well-preserved statue of Hermes inside a Roman sewer in the southwestern Bulgaria.
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Vagalinski noted that the discovery was made in the Cloaca Maxima sewer, where archaeologists hardly expected to find anything.
I have a friend in Rome by that name!
54 0 ReplyHe has a wife, you know...
27 0 ReplyAhh, the husband of Incontinentia Buttocks!
21 0 ReplyKind of a long name, do they shorten it to a word or two in daily use or go by the full sentence?
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In 2000 years, people are going to be excavating New England and wondering why there are so many Christopher Columbus and Robert E. Lee statues resting on old lake beds.
49 0 ReplySomehow, I don't think they'll consider them works of art worth preserving.
35 0 Replylooks like a damn elden ring sorcerer helm
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I'm picturing the god of having little wings growing out of your ankles getting cancelled.
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Dammit now I’m gay again
12 0 ReplySorry.
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Stupid sexy Hermes!
11 0 ReplyHermes got some booty!
12 0 ReplyCake
12 0 Reply"FINALLY! I THOUGHT IT WOULDN'T EVER TURN BACK UP!"
-A very collection completion obsessed Thracian Pagan
9 0 ReplyWhatcha doing there buddy?
10 0 ReplyAnchoring some sort of curse.
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From wiki: "Most scholars derive "Hermes" from Greek ἕρμα (herma),[14] "stone heap."[3]: 177 "
Seems about right.
8 0 ReplyMercury
4 0 ReplyLmfao, neatly spat out my coffee
1 0 ReplySo a Bulgarian sewer?
3 3 ReplyOk, besides the sewers, what have the Bulgarians ever done for us?!
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