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Fragment of a statue from the Gallic Roman period titled 'The God of Ophigny'

Fragment of a statue from the Gallic Roman period titled 'The God of Ophigny'

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statue

3D model of statue

Museum collections

Ancient Roman artifacts

Limestone statue

The God of Ophiene

Statue fragments

Cultural relics from the Gaul Roman period

The National Archaeological Museum in London

Ophiene

This is a fragment of a limestone statue, known as the god of Ophiene, with a pig image on it and a twisted necklace around its neck. The fragments were made during the 1st century BC, Roman Empire period, and Gaul Roman period (58 BC -5th century AD). This fragment was discovered in Ophiene. The fragments are made of limestone. The dimensions of the fragments are: height of 25.8 centimeters, width of 10.5 centimeters, and depth of 7.5 centimeters. The fragments are now collected at the National Archaeological Museum in London.

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