Roman Phallic Pendant
Roman Phallic Pendant
£37.50
Description
c. 200 AD. The bronze original was found at Piercebridge Roman Fort, Co. Durham. The phallic symbol was believed to have magical properties and was a common Roman motif. Phallic pendants similar to this were personal amulets to ward off the evil eye. The Bowes Museum, Co. Durham. Length 32mm
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