Unglazed hollow terracotta phallic figure possibly Cabeirus

Made:: 350-300

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Unglazed hollow terracotta phallic figure possibly Cabeirus, with traces of coloured pigment, Graeco-Egyptian or Roman, from Egypt, 350BC-300

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Category:: Classical & Medieval Medicine

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A87389

Materials:: terracotta, unglazed

type:: statue

credit:: Gayer-Anderson, R.G.

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Unglazed hollow terracotta phallic figure possibly Cabeirus

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