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Archaeologists uncover intact Roman child’s sarcophagus near Black Sea city

Researchers in Romania have found a well-preserved Roman sarcophagus containing the burial of a young child in the necropolis of ancient Tomis, a site that may help map how burials lined a road to the fortress of Histria.

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Researchers in Romania have found a well-preserved Roman sarcophagus containing the burial of a young child in the necropolis of ancient Tomis, a site that may help map how burials lined a road to the fortress of Histria.