Roman bronze gaming dice

1st - 2nd century AD

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The Romans were very fond of playing with dice and various dice games were frequently played in taverns, military camps, streets and palaces. Several Roman emperors like Caligula and Commodus are known to have been inveterate players. A now-lost book 'De arte alae' (on the art of dice) was written by the Roman Emperor Claudius.

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Period	Roman
Category	Artefacts
Material	Bronze
Country	Roman Empire

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Roman bronze gaming dice

1st - 2nd century AD

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