A penis carved into a wall 1,800 years ago archaeologists riddles

The figure was found in the wall of Hadrian in England. The researchers say the penis was made by a Roman soldier.

The story is not entirely written. Day by day, with technological advances facilitating the discovery of new archaeological sites, data of great importance are known.

Now, they have found in England a wall that confirms that men, no matter the age or the historical period, draw and draw penis wherever they can. And it's not a fact of the last few years, but they've also found a virile member 1800 years ago at the wall of Hadrian.

The discoverers were archaeologists from the University of Newcastle and from the public body Historic England. The news was published in a tweet with the epigraph "This phallus It's a Roman symbol that means good luck ". Being in a humorous tone, the followers reacted in every possible way.

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As they pointed out, the silhouette of the penis was carved by a Roman soldier around 207 AD, 85 years after the construction of this wall. The construction spans 117 kilometers and was carried out by the Romans to repel the Picts, a confederacy of tribes that inhabited northern and central Scotland.