• @[email protected]
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    112 months ago

    I always see either small artifacts (tools, jewellery, etc) or big ones (ruins of a city, a whole column). So it’s kinda weird, but interesting, to see just a piece of wooden door. Yep, that’s a door alright.

    • @PugJesusOPM
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      192 months ago

      It’s actually a touch fascinating, because panel doors like this wouldn’t re-emerge in Europe for centuries after Rome’s fall. Panel doors resist warping better than doors made just out of straight boards.

      Yet it just looks like a normal door to us. Strange how pieces of the past can seem so modern, and how many things we take as normal are innovations of one sort or another.

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        2 months ago

        Other than the wear and tear it’s pretty much the same as the doors in my 1900s home, which is pretty wild.

      • @robolemmy
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        42 months ago

        It’s nice to see a Roman ogee in its natural habitat

      • @jqubed
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        32 months ago

        I’m really surprised by the trim detail; it looks very contemporary!