compact cast bronze phallic amulet in the classical fascinum form, preserved with a warm green/brown surface patina. The phallus was a common apotropaic symbol in Roman material culture — worn or displayed to ward off the evil eye, promote fertility and bring protection and good fortune. This tactile pendant reads as a personal protective charm rather than a decorative reproduction; the casting and surface wear have the look of a genuine antiquity. Weight: 4.20g, Height: 30mm Object: Phallic amulet / pendant (fascinum) Symbolism: Protection, apotropaic power, fertility, warding off the evil eye, good luck Material: Copper-alloy (bronze) with stable green/brown patina Condition: Suspension/top present; even patina and light surface pitting consistent with age and burial wear.