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‘World first’ intact Roman egg laid 1,700 years ago discovered by archaeologists
(www.independent.co.uk)
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I had no idea Romans laid eggs lol
It's why the invented underfloor heating - to help with the incubation.
Now the real question: Were the Romans lizard-people or bird-people?
"the only egg from it's time!"
"...found after breaking 3 other eggs..."
The only intact egg. The other 3 are broken!
Sounds like the beginning of a cheesy science fiction movie.
That's amazing, although "potent stench" may be underselling it.