Important Celtic Stone Head on Stand Artwork of the Dictorum Factorumque Memorabilum

of the Dictorum Factorumque Memorabilum by Valerius Maximus

The bearded saint

A simple yet extremely beautiful example of ancient Corinthian pottery

a piece of liturgical sheet music from a larger songbook

rolled in sets and results often compared to large stone “dice oracles” that were pillars carved with tables made to interpret Astragaloi readings

Important Celtic Stone Head on Stand Artwork of the Dictorum Factorumque MemorabilumOriginates from: United Kingdom Era: 5th 3rd Century BCE Dimensions: 13 H x 8 W x 7 D Important and museum quality example of a Celtic stone head with a high level of definition still present circa 5th 3rd Century BCE. This piece is likely depicting a man of high rank, a Druid. This beautiful head shows great definition in the carving of its almond shaped eyes beneath a defined brow ridge, a well shown nose above the most beautifully carved moustache,