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The Ancient Romans left behind representations of boar hunting in both literature and art. Hunting became popular among young Romans starting from the second century BC. Hunting was seen as a way of fortifying character and exercising physical vigor. The boar was known as aper, feri sues or singularis on account of the animals supposedly solitary habits.

headline Science Source ftp Apr 2015

created date 2015-04-07

credit East News

source Science Source

byline Photo Researchers

original transmission reference BV0715

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size 28cm x 27cm by 300dpi

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