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France, Nemausus - Bollard
Nîmes was founded by Augustus, with veterans from his Egyptian campaigns. The coin-type with the crocodile chained to a palm is famous, and still used by Nîmes as its coat of arms today. Here it appears on one of the (modern) bollards set up around the ancient amphitheatre.

France, Nemausus - Bollard

Nîmes was founded by Augustus, with veterans from his Egyptian campaigns. The coin-type with the crocodile chained to a palm is famous, and still used by Nîmes as its coat of arms today. Here it appears on one of the (modern) bollards set up around the ancient amphitheatre.

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Lloyd T   [Mar 02, 2011 at 01:55 AM]
What a great idea - A handy bollard to which to chain your crocodile! Cool Every town should have one!

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