Frixorium
A frixorium (Latin: frixorium) is an ancient Roman frying pan. It is a flat metal plate with small raised edges around the perimeter and handles. In Ancient Rome, it was widely used both by the civilian population and by soldiers during military campaigns. Frixoria were typically made of copper alloys or iron.
Frying pans, bronze. Viilla Gragnano. Pompeii Archaeological Park. 1st century AD
Protven, bronze. Viilla Gragnano. Pompeii Archaeological Park. 1st century ADRelated topics
Kitchen utensils, Ancient military campaigns, Patera, Cauldron
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An iron frying pan from Judea. 1-2 century AD
An iron frying pan from Judea. 1-2 century AD
