A Roman Neptune or Jupiter head (not yet identified by expert) and sculptures fragments sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year. Getty Images logo Getty Images 1 month ago

A Roman Neptune or Jupiter head (not yet identified by expert) and sculptures fragments sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.

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  1. Roman sculptures and fragments, a Neptune or Jupiter head (C, not yet identified by expert) and a full-scale marble head of the Roman god Mars sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  2. Roman amphoras sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  3. A Roman Neptune or Jupiter head (not yet identified by expert) sits at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  4. Roman amphoras sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  5. A Roman Neptune or Jupiter head (not yet identified by expert) and sculptures fragments sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  6. Roman sculptures and a Neptune or Jupiter head (at R, not yet identified by expert) sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  7. French patrimony chief curator at the DRASSM (Department of subaquatic and submarine archeological searches) Luc Long holds on October 6, 2009 a Roman Neptune or Jupiter head at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  8. Roman sculptures and fragments, a Neptune or Jupiter head (C, not yet identified by expert) and a full-scale marble head of the Roman god Mars sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  9. A Roman Neptune or Jupiter head (not yet identified by expert) sits on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  10. Roman sculptures and a Neptune or Jupiter head (at R, not yet identified by expert) sit at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  11. Roman sculptures and a Neptune or Jupiter head (at R, not yet identified by expert) sit at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  12. French patrimony chief curator at the DRASSM (Department of subaquatic and submarine archeological searches) Luc Long holds a Roman Neptune or Jupiter head at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  13. Roman sculptures and architectural fragments and amphoras sit on the deck of the 'Neptune' barge on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries made during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  14. Roman sculptures and a Neptune or Jupiter head (at R, not yet identified by expert) sit on October 6, 2009 at a press presentation of discoveries found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  15. A full-scale marble head of the Roman god Mars found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France sits on the bank of the river during a press presentation by Luc Long (not in picture) patrimony chief curator at the DRASSM (Department of subaquatic and submarine archeological searches) on October 6, 2009. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.
  16. A full-scale marble head of the Roman god Mars found during the last archeological digs in the Rhone river in Arles, southern France sits on the bank of the river during a press presentation by Luc Long (not in picture) patrimony chief curator at the DRASSM (Department of subaquatic and submarine archeological searches) on October 6, 2009. The Antic Arles museum (MDAA) is preparing on October 24, an exhibit of the past 20 years archeological discoveries made in the bed of Rhone river, including the bust of Julius Caesar, believed to be the oldest representation of the Roman emperor yet known, presented earlier this year.

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