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Stone relief that served as a shop sign in Ostia in the late 2nd century AD. The picture shows a saleswoman with pens of chickens and hares; baskets of fruit, one of which contains figs; a vat of snails, a delicacy; and two monkeys to attract and entertain customers. Museum of Ostia
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Roman marble statue of two dogs, often referred to as "The Townley Greyhounds". Dating to the 1st or 2nd century AD, depicts two sighthounds in a playful pose. It was discovered in 1774 at Monte Cagnolo, or "Dog Mountain," near Civita Lavinia in the Lazio region of Italy. British Museum.
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