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Male Votive Statuette, late 5th-2nd century BCE

Male Votive Statuette

late 5th-2nd century BCE · Sculpture

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Harvard Art Museums

Cambridge, Stati Uniti

Sala3700, floor 3, Ancient Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Art

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27 set 2026
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In spite of abundant material remains, the meanings behind some ritual behaviors are mysterious. Thousands of figurines were recovered from the remote sanctuary sites of Collado de los Jardines and Castellar in south-central Spain, but it is not known to which god(s) they were dedicated. The figurines are of individuals, frequently in poses of worship. Some are very abstract and schematically rendered, while others wear identifiable contemporary clothing. In spite of the similarity of forms, there is nothing to indicate that the intention behind each offering was the same. Additional figures are available to view in the Art Study Center.

Harvard Art Museums

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Numero di inventario
1933.123

Nella stessa sala · Gallery 3700, floor 3, Ancient Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Art, Harvard Art Museums

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SculturaBronzoPrima del 1400Iberian

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