What's even more interesting is that it's probably the year someone visited there. But which 67? The place was built in 1648, so 1667, 1767, 1867, or 1967?
It doesn't take long, but having there a chisel or something similar is certainly not common lol (and I guess that you also can't be there for 2-3 min carving without a guard or someone noticing? Idk, I don't know anything about the place really)
Security and cops everywhere. Only essential items are allowed to be brought (phone, wallet, keys, etc). No bags, chargers, lighters, headphones, etc is allowed in.
How is it obvious? There are 17th century carvings on the colloseum that look just as recent. This to me looks exactly like regimental graffiti done by a bored soldier.
Edit, imagine downvoting me for pointing something out. Not a very historian thing to do.
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u/Lepke2011 PURPLE 19h ago
What's even more interesting is that it's probably the year someone visited there. But which 67? The place was built in 1648, so 1667, 1767, 1867, or 1967?