Trimontium Trust på Twitter: "Within the @metmuseum collection is this rare example of late #Roman textiles. It is thought to have been woven in #Herakleia in #Anatolia & was excavated in #Egypt.
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Creating Comfort: Furnishing Textiles in Roman Domestic Spaces - JHU Archaeological Museum
A beautiful and rare collection of ancient Egyptian Coptic textiles dating from 4th-8th century. These textiles were made in Egypt by Christians of Greco-Byzantine-Roman Egypt. The Coptic Christians migrated to ...
Works – Late Roman Textiles – Collections Search – Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Seamless Ancient Roman Ornament Inspired Pattern Stock Vector (Royalty Free) 346096511 | Shutterstock
![Ancient Roman textile fragment featuring nine circles holding bowls of fruit and flowers, c. 4th-5th century CE. Made in Egypt. [3919x4096] : r/ArtefactPorn](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f3/Fragment_%28Egypt%29%2C_4th%E2%80%935th_century_%28CH_18130725%29.jpg "Ancient Roman textile fragment featuring nine circles holding bowls of fruit and flowers, c. 4th-5th century CE. Made in Egypt. [3919x4096] : r/ArtefactPorn")