ROMAN FIGURINE

A complete copper alloy figurine, of uncertain dating. The figurine is anthropomorphic (human like), consisting of a standing cowled figure with what appears to be an attachment in the middle centre left.The head is globular. No facial details remain. In style could be Romano-British but there are no clear parallels. The style appears to be more likely Medieval bearing some resemblance with Irish matrona figurines although it could just as easily be a sphelter art deco representation of an earlier type of figurine. There is an aperture on the reverse which may have been for a stand or it could be a handle. Shares some similarities with LVPL-6623EA, and LVPL-E4CDFE.The length is 33mm, the wid

The Portable Antiquities Scheme, via Europeana.