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Roman oil lamp with the bust of satyr holding thyrsus and blowing flute with a deer skin over shoulder
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Date: 225-250  A.D, North Africa

Dimensions: 10,5 cm x 8 cm

Type: Loeschcke 8

Provenance: French auction house, Paris, from an old French collection

In Greek mythology, satyrs are demonic forest spirits who are considered followers of the god Dionysus. They are often depicted as hybrid creatures with human and animal characteristics.

Condition: intact,see the pictures

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225-250  A.D

Ancient Roman, Empire Terracotta Lamp

Archaeology

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Cretaceous, Lower (145 - 100.5 million years)

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