Replica of a Roman military pan with a folding handle, original found in Germany, 3rd century AD
Replica of a Roman military pan with a folding handle, original found in Germany, 3rd century AD
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Wake up in a tent, walk out heroically nude in the morning air, piss tremendously, and notice Aemilius is doing eggs in the folding skillet. What a life.
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Which one is which? I assume top to bottom, but...
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Neither is the original; it's just showing the replica in unfolded and folded position.
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Oh I see, "original found" threw me off.
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The original is probably still in a better state than my pans. Seriously, I need to buy cast iron pans, I give up the non-sticky ones.
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Didn't know Romans had those kind of machinery.
that is cool and I want one
Yep! During the Empire, due to secure trade routes allowing regional specialization and massive industrial expansion, combined with the high value Romans placed on engineering, little trinkets like this start to be found across the Roman world. Instruments, folding knives, multitools, portable grills...
that's really cool.