Very important finding in Rome: emperors signa (?)

[Luca]

I'm in touch with the archeologist, they promised me for the next week to give me pics and many more details.
I will publish everything soon I have them.

[Luca]

Finally I got some pictures!
Go here http://www.romanhideout.com/News/2006/20060622.asp or check the home page.

[Arahne]

Very interesting find (i have to admit that i don't understand why it was connected to imperial insignia) at least we know what happened to trilobite arrows . This glass ball reminded me on find from Childeric's grave.

[Antonius Lucretius]

From all that I've read and seen, I think it's a real stretch of the imagination to attribute these things:
1) To an imperial person and,
2) To a specific imperial person, in this case Maxentius.
So far, all I can see are three spearheads of late roman style and some glass balls that could be anything. Where is that "scepter" they keep talking about?

[Luca]

you are right. The archeologist Mrs. Panella didn't explained me very much, and now I suspect they won't to say too much details in order to give much more infos in the official ("sensational") announcement tha can be made by the ministry directly.

What I understand is that there are also some true scepters, but I don't have images for the moment, sorry.