Archaeologists in Cheltenham, England, unearthed a rare Roman-era grooming tool dating back to 300–400 C.E. In ancient Rome, the motif on its handle was considered a good luck charm to ward off curses and the “Evil Eye”—a practice that vanished only after Christianity spread.
Described by experts as perhaps the finest example ever found, the copper implement features a side attachment loop, a small forked blade, and a handle shaped like a detailed phallus—revealing itself to be an ancient nail cleaner… CLICK BELOW TO READ MORE
