Ancient Roman Lead Figure of Serapis Her arms are bent inward

Her arms are bent inward resting on the abdomen

They were also frequently deposited in burials as funerary offerings

scattered surface wear

presents a refined and compact visage with characteristic Olmec features: almond-shaped eyes

A finely modeled Jama-Coaque pottery figure depicting a standing female figure wearing an elaborate headdress and jewelry

Ancient Roman Lead Figure of Serapis Her arms are bent inwardAncient Roman Lead Figure of Serapis Holding Cornucopia Roman Empire, ca. 1st3rd century CE A finely cast lead figure depicting the syncretic Greco Egyptian deity Serapis, shown standing in draped garments with pronounced, deeply modeled folds. The figure raises one arm to support a cornucopia, symbolizing abundance and prosperity, while wearing a tall modius crownan identifying attribute of the deity. Despite surface wear, the composition retains a