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(1)2,000-year-old Roman-era prostitution coin found on the Thames in England
(2)A coin believed to have been used by Roman soldiers for prostitution has been found on the Thames in England
(3)Regis Kershan, 37, who lives in London, England, found it in the mud, and the coin was thick, so he thought it was just an old Roman coin at first, but when he wiped the coin, he giggled because the engraved pattern was strange
(4)Mr. Kershan donated the exhibit to the London Museum, the first known Roman-era prostitution token to be discovered in Britain
(5)Prostitution tokens found by Thames in London, UK
(6)For the first time in the UK, a Roman prostitution token was found right here on the Thames
(7)On the back of the coin is the Roman numeral X, which the historian explained was the price at the time for prostitution But he claimed that he would have had to buy this token for 14 small Roman coins at the time in exchange for buying and selling the island
(8)But I have a slightly different opinion
(9)I think this token represents what form of sexual services can be received, not the price of prostitution services
(10)When I went to Pompeii a few years ago, I went to the house where I was engaged in prostitution at the time, and the pictures of various sexual positions painted on the walls of the house were still preserved
(11)And the sex trade tokens that were in use at the time were found, similar to the coins that were found in the UK this time
(12)If you look at the pictures of the tokens above, it’s hard to see the Roman numerals next to them as prostitution prices
(13)It’s almost time to grow up
(14)At that time, there were many sex traffickers playing, so foreigners said they did not understand what Yi Rui-yeh was like and whether they would inherit the words through the picture language of the coin
(15)the inscription is no longer valid
(16)last name
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