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Roman gravestone (M. Valerius [Tus]cus)

[Matu]rius [Fus]cus was a beneficiarius, a soldier seconded to the personal staff of the legionary commander. His home town of Cemenelum is near Nice in France. [D(is)] M(anibus) / [Matu]rius M(arci) / [F(ilius) Cl(audia tribu) Fus]cus Cem(eneli) / […..] VI eres / […..] VI b(ene)f(iciarius) leg(ati) ‘To the spirits of the departed; [Matu]rius [Fus]cus, son of Marcus, of the Claudian voting-tribe, from Cemenelum … set up by his heir … beneficiarius of the legate.’

Collection Area

Archaeology & Numismatics

Item Number

87.28H

Find Information

Site Name: Isca Road, Ultra Pontem (Caerleon)

Collection Method: Surface find
Date: 1987 / Feb

Notes: found on the left bank of the River Usk in mud behind house of donor. It presumably came originally from the cemetery on the hillslope above the find-spot.

Measurements

Height (mm): 460
Width (mm): 360
thickness (mm): 64

Material

Sandstone

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