Bulgaria (Sofia)

Roman Architectural Frieze and Entablature Fragments (National Archaeological Museum, Sofia)

2399

Created during the Roman Imperial Period, specifically dating to the 2nd to 3rd century AD (High to Late Roman Empire).

This object comprises a set of architectural stone fragments belonging to a monumental Roman entablature and civic structure. It is carved from high-quality white architectural marble utilizing advanced classical stone-carving techniques, including deep drilling, chisel work, and fine abrasive smoothing to achieve sharp contrast and high relief (alto-relievo).