And now some pictures from @Archeonationale for #MuseumsUnlocked : Roman caltrops from Alesia...

More Roman weaponry for #MuseumsUnlocked, also from @Archeonationale : Helmet, catapult stones, Javeline point (I think?) and sling bullets.

Once they became #Romans, the Gauls kept worshipping their gods, but started making statues of them in the Roman styles. Here you have Epona, Goddess of Horses, still from @Archeonationale for #MuseumsUnlocked :

And another Epona on a silver dish from 270-280 AD at @Archeonationale for #MuseumsUnlocked

Now here is Cernunnos, the (usually) horned god, but missing his horns here #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Taranis, the god of Thunder, with his cartwheel, but also wielding Jupiter's thunderbolt in picture 3 #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Sucellos, a god associated with agriculture and wine for #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale :

But the Gauls also took to worshipping Romans gods ans goddesses. For example, they loved Venus, because, honestly, who doesn't? #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

The Gauls also worhipped Mercury, but they saw him like this: #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

More Roman things from @Archeonationale for #MuseumsUnlocked : Keys !

Locks! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Glass things! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

More glass things! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Whatever those things are (fun fact: nobody knows)! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Also this splendid mosaic representing the seasons and the rustic activities along the year: #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

And lamps! So many lamps! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

Ex Votos! #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale

And of course, it wouldn't be a Roman exhibit without one of these #MuseumsUnlocked at @Archeonationale