A Roman lenos sarcophagus - shaped like a wide, grape-crushing tub - showing a "strigillated" motif of fluting, named after a curved skin scraper for oil bathers. With beautiful side details of
100 Facts Ancient Rome: Bursting with Detailed Images, Activities and Exactly 100 Amazing Facts : Miles Kelly Publishing, Fiona Macdonald: Amazon.es: Libros
Ancient Masters of Healthy Skin. How the Romans and Greeks harnessed the… | by Tim McGee | Medium
Roman bath-customs: Ring with small oil-container and two strigils (skin-scrapers, to scrape the oil of the skin), silver… | Ancient artefacts, Ancient, Roman baths
Business, gossip and pleasure: The curious life in the ancient Roman baths
Soap Has Always Been With Us, and Longer Still — RITONA // A Beautiful Resistance
Ancient Roman Baths: How the Roman Bath History Relaxes
Gloios: Grime, Sweat and Olive Oil
Roman Baths
Strigilis (skin scraper)., strigilis (skin scraper), metal, bronze, roman 0-400, Netherlands, Groningen, Winsum, Wierumschouw Stock Photo - Alamy
Historic Specialized Tool: Ancient Romans used a “strigil” to scrape off oil from their bodies while at the baths : r/specializedtools
Ancient Romans Bought Vials of Gladiator Sweat
Large Ancient Roman Bronze Skin Scraper - Strigil- 204 mm / 88.6 grams at auction | LOT-ART
Ancient Rome Some Unusual Facts CfE First Level - Twinkl
Bronze strigil
Strigil, Roman, 199 BCE-500 CE | Science Museum Group Collection
Statue of an apoxyomenos (skin-scraper). See description for more information Stock Photo - Alamy
Strigimentum - exfoliated epidermis, sweat and oil « IMPERIUM ROMANUM
Roman Baths
Pompeii artifact | Roman artifacts, Roman history, Ancient history
Seattle Art Museum (SAM) Entry: Antique Objects and the Prown Method. | BloQ (Sen Lieh Kiew's Blog)
Kindred Subjects: Art Stories from New York City: "Bronze strigil (scraper)," Early Imperial, 1st century AD, Roman, Bronze
Alexander Ancient Art - A Roman Decorated Bronze Strigil
