Roman Army Knife predates SAK by 1800 years

[paulr]

You read it here first:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...fe-Or-ingenuity-Swiss-beaten-1-800-years.html

"An intricately designed Roman implement, which dates back to 200AD, it is made from silver but has an iron blade... It features a spoon, fork as well as a retractable spike, spatula and small tooth-pick. Experts believe the spike may have been used by the Romans to extract meat from snails."

 

[american lockpicker]

I've seen that before.

 

[sqchram]

Very cool

I'll bet the Romans really thought "ya know this is about as good as it gets" when thinking of their technology and infrastructure.