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Roman Mysteries author Caroline Lawrence with an extra large sponge-stick she found behind a curtain at Fishbourne Roman Palac… | Roman britain, Roman empire, Roman
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A xylospongium, the communal sponge-on-a-stick Ancient Romans shared for wiping in public latrines. - iFunny Brazil
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History Mysteries of Caroline Lawrence: So what's with the sponge-stick?
Jerry Saltz on X: "This is a xylospongium or tersorium: A shared-communal sponge on a stick. This is a widely available shared-communal hygienic utensil used by ancient Romans to wipe their anus
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Ratvrn tg trqditiqn A xylospongium, the communal Sponge-on-a-stick Ancient Romans shared for wiping in public latrines. - iFunny Brazil
