7 unusual ancient Roman superstitions Creemers said the Gallo-Roman Museum already displays a complete ancient bronze dodecahedron found in 1939 just outside Tongeren's Roman city walls ...

The artifact, known as a "Gallo Roman dodecahedron," is a 12-sided object around the size of a softball, weighing just over half a pound. Made of mostly copper with some tin and lead, it has a ...

They're sometimes called "Gallo-Roman" dodecahedrons, after the Gauls (or Celts) who lived in these areas. Each dodecahedron is a 12-sided hollow shell of metal, usually bronze, with differently ...

He had stumbled upon a fragment of a 12-sided Roman object called a dodecahedron. It’s likely more than 1,600 years old, according to the experts at the Gallo-Roman Museum in Tongeren ...

A recent discovery in eastern England is now making a splash in the Roman dodecahedron stud world. The Norton Disney Dodecahedron is of the largest and newest Gallo Roman Dodecahedrons ever found ...

“We realized within a matter of minutes, that we’d found a very rare copper alloy Gallo Roman dodecahedron, which amazed everybody,” he said. The 12-sided metal object might have been used ...

You can also assemble your own Gallo-Roman-style dodecahedron if you really want to throw said archaeologists for a loop.

The dodecahedron find means that 120 such knobbly-objects have ... have 12 sides and there are large holes in each face and round studs in each corner. A curator at the Gallo-Roman Museum in the ...

The first known dodecahedron was discovered in 1739 in ... indicating their use and meaning may have been specific to Celtic or Gallo-Roman culture. Alternatively, dodecahedrons may have arrived ...