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  • 2,000-Year-Old Leather “Mouse” Comes Out of Storage at Roman Vindolanda

    2,000-Year-Old Leather “Mouse” Comes Out of Storage at Roman Vindolanda

    A tiny piece of leather cut into the shape of a mouse has emerged from the vast collections of Roman Vindolanda, offering an unusual glimpse into the lighter side of life on Rome’s northern frontier. The Vindolanda Trust highlighted the object this week as part of its weekly “Shoesday” series, which celebrates the site’s remarkable…

    August 12, 2026

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