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Displayed on included contemporary stand
likely much earlier though
Provenance: collection of Gabriel Vandervort
built as the urn lid
A crude and naive example with beauty found in the simplicity and innocence of the carving
Romano Celtic Stone Relief of Cocidius with Shield and Spear on Stand Tables Displayed on included contemporary standOriginates from: England Era: 1st 2nd Century AD Dimensions: 11 H x 7. 5 W x 3. 5 W An inexplicably rare stone relief carving of the Romano Celtic god Cocidius, circa 1st to 2nd century AD. A deity worshipped both by the native Britons as a genius loci, the god of the hunt and of the wild and forests, as well as the Romans who had to come to occupy the area as a representation of their gods Mars and Silvanus. Cocidius name may be related to the
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