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A Roman Chalcedony Dog, Roman Imperial Period, ca. 1st Century CE 9920107_xl and bursts strong hot steamExquisitely carved from white blue chalcedony, the dog recumbent with its head laying on its outstretched front legs, the hind legs curled up under the body, the tail curled over the left hip, the finely detailed eyes, ears, and paws making this a truly splendid piece. Much like today, the ancient Romans favored dogs as pets above all other domesticated animals. Dogs were used both in hunting and as guardians of the home. The Latin writer Varro, in