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At first glance, this looks like a Swiss Army knife. It isn't. It's Roman - made of silver sometime around 200 to 300 AD, nearly 1,800 years ago. It folds out into a knife, a three-pronged fork, a spoon, a spatula, a pick, and a spike. The spike was most likely used to prise snails out of their shells - a favourite Roman snack. The Swiss Army knife wasn't invented until the 1890s. Someone in the Roman Empire was carrying a version of it 1,700 years earlier. Source: Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.