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Possible trial piece depicting a lion-headed deity, 1st century CE

Possible trial piece depicting a lion-headed deity

1st century CE · Relief fragment, trial piece, lion deity

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Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Salle137

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Numéro d’inventaire
10.130.1005

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SculpturePierreAvant 1400Empire romain

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