Ancient Roman sarcophagus made of sandstone, excavated in 1920 along with 3 others in Heerlen-Voskuilenweg, the Netherlands, and formerly in the collection of the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden. Photographed as part of an exhibition "Schatten van Heerlen" (Treasures from Heerlen) in the Thermenmuseum in Heerlen in 2015, after which the RMO gave the object (in permanent loan?) to the museum in Heerlen. The 4 sarcophagi contained precious objects made of gold, bronze, amber and glass, many of which were part of the exhibition but will remain in the museum in Leiden.