These remains, found in an attic, were given to us by an elderly man so that we could donate them to the Museum of Alba-la-Romaine. MuséAL. These are fragments that were found by winegrowers several generations ago while they were ploughing their fields. - FRAGMENT 1 : This is probably a piece of the neck of an amphora. The shape suggests a container for storing or transporting liquids (wine, oil). The deposit inside the neck could be related to the contents or its use. - FRAGMENT 2 : This could be a fragment of a handle from a large pitcher/cruche. - FRAGMENT 3 : The remnant appears to be a fragment of architectural decoration sculpted in limestone. It could be an element of a cornice or a frieze, or integrated into a wall. - FRAGMENT 4 : It is made of terracotta/fired clay, hypothesized to be a brick fragment. - FRAGMENT 5 : Likely originating from a commonware vessel. - FRAGMENT 6 : Fragment of architectural/mural decoration, perhaps a fresco or other. - FRAGMENT 7 : Red clay, a thin fragment of small pottery. - FRAGMENT 8 : Appears to be a fragment of green marble, possibly a piece of flooring or a slab. - FRAGMENT 9 : No idea; we see a sort of sculpture or /carving. - FRAGMENT 10 : This is a fragment of Roman bronze, probably a fastening element or an ornament. - These are only hypotheses. Precise identification can only be made by a specialized archaeologist after a direct examination (texture, clay composition, tool marks, context of discovery). The collection of archaeological objects is governed by law; we will hand over these remains to MuéAl, the archaeological museum of my village! This is a beautiful collection that bears witness to the richness and daily life of the ancient city of Alba la romaine !

I’ve visited Chongqing quite a few times，because my best friend lives in Chongqing.every time when I visited this city,I captured different pics about it,I choose some pics took,and these pics show different sides of this city.

Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “slippery slope.” 👉 It means a situation where one small step leads to a chain of negative or dangerous events that are hard to stop. Basically, once you start, things can quickly get out of control. Origin: This expression comes from the literal image of slipping down a steep, icy hill — once you lose your footing, it’s hard to stop yourself. Over time, it became a metaphor for decisions or actions that lead to worsening consequences. ❄️ Examples: • Skipping one class can be a slippery slope to falling behind. 📚 • If you start lying about small things, it can turn into a slippery slope. 😬 • That shortcut seems harmless, but it could be a slippery slope. ⚠️ Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “slippery slope” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝 English Expressions page in the Classroom 👉https://www.skool.com/lme/classroom/c7105c70?md=a0522a36e24d4286a880b2f958b8f1ea