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Archaeologists in Constanta discovered a Roman child's sarcophagus, complete with toys and flowers, dating back nearly 2,000 years. The intact burial site, found in a private courtyard, revealed a boy believed to be under five years old, along with bronze jewelry and a bulla, indicating his identity. The opening of the sarcophagus was streamed live, attracting local officials and raising concerns about procedural mishaps. This find may provide insights into ancient Roman funerary practices, with further details expected from researchers soon.