A rare Roman Bronze Medical Needle, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 2nd - 4th Century CE $100 - $200 Get one for yourself or

Get one for yourself or your friends/family

This lovely little Roman glass vessel belongs to a poorly-understood class of miniature glass objects from the late Roman period

Please keep out of reach of children

UL listed at 8

A rare Roman Bronze Medical Needle, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 2nd - 4th Century CE $100 - $200 Get one for yourself orA long bronze needle, with a four sided shaft tapering into a fine point. Background: Early Roman medicine was heavily based on religious and holistic practices, including prayers, chants, herbs, and charms. It wasn't until the late third century BC that Greek surgical practices and Greek doctors were brought to Rome. The military saw the first changes in medical practice, with the addition of permanent doctors, the establishment of military