Headless Roman statues found in ancient city

Two headless Roman statues have been discovered holding up a medieval-era platform in Turkey — an example of antiquities being reused by later generations as humble building material.

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Photo By R.R.R. Smith Tue, Sep 18, 2012 8:30 AM EDT

Statue A is dressed in a civilian costume of a cloak and tunic. (Photo courtesy of R.R.R. Smith)
Statue A is dressed in a civilian costume of a cloak and tunic. (Photo courtesy of R.R.R. Smith)