MEDUSA BRONZE PHALERA
Roman period, c. 1st - 3rd century AD.
Roman bronze phalera depicting, in relief, the head of a medusa with long locks of hair/snakes, surmounted by two wings. The representation is framed by a border made up of engraved lines. Two lateral holes for mounting.
Diameter: 72 mm. Rare and fascinating item. Peripheral damage.
Roman period, c. 1st - 3rd century AD.
Roman bronze phalera depicting, in relief, the head of a medusa with long locks of hair/snakes, surmounted by two wings. The representation is framed by a border made up of engraved lines. Two lateral holes for mounting.
Diameter: 72 mm. Rare and fascinating item. Peripheral damage.
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