Roman officers kept monkeys as pets and imported them into Egypt
Roman officers kept monkeys as pets and imported them into Egypt
- The remains of 35 macaques from India were excavated in a cemetery in Berenike, Egypt.
- Grave goods found with the monkeys indicate their status as beloved pets of high-ranking Roman officers.
- This evidence suggests a unique aspect of Roman identity linked to exotic pet ownership and humane considerations.
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