Round marble relief with Medusa’s head, Lepcis Magna, Severan age (early 3rd c. AD), H 80 cm.

Reliefs, plaques, steles and inlays – Stone, stucco and bronze

Material:Rocks/Stones |Type:Sculptures/Relief carving |Countries:Libya

  • Period

    5th millennium BC – AD 642

  • Red List

    Emergency Red List – Libya

Category

Reliefs, plaques, steles and inlays – Stone, stucco and bronze
Stone (limestone, marble, sandstone), stucco and bronze. Greek, Punic, Latin and Arabic inscriptions. Floral motifs (silphium mostly), Graeco-Roman deities standing and/or sitting, women fighting and/or daily life scenes. Gorgon’s or Medusa’s head. Funerary steles with Christian crosses. Average size: 40 x 40-120 cm.
© Università Roma Tre Archaeological Mission in Libya / Fabian Baroni