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A finely modeled Jama-Coaque pottery figure depicting a standing female figure wearing an elaborate headdress and jewelry
representing one of the most sophisticated ceramic traditions of ancient Ecuador
a distinctive and dramatic symbol reflecting Tarentine maritime identity and mythological tradition
They were also frequently deposited in burials as funerary offerings
Expected age-related wear including surface losses
Ancient Roman Lead Figure of Serapis A finely modeled Jama-Coaque potteryAncient 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
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