width: 300mm
depth: 262mm
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The head of a Roman statue from the Croy Hill Roman fort on the Antonine Wall. It is presumed to depict a young man due to his beardlessness and full head of hair. Who exactly it represents is unknown, though there were altars at Croy Hill dedicated to Mars and to the Nymphs. The style of carving suggests Celtic influence, and the figure could be a local god co-opted by the invaders, as was common.
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