About this object
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ID:
3360
Production date:
Roman; 200-300
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Location:
In Store
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A third century stone 'Matres' plinth. Shrines to native mother goddesses were popular throughout North-West Europe in the 1st-5th centuries. Such figures are thought to represent fertility, creation, motherhood, and the bounty of the earth. < ...Read more
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Measurements
L 395 mm; H 115 mm; D 70 mm (overall)
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Materials
stone
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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