Roman Republican Bronze As – Castulo (Hispania), ca. 180–150 BC and deposits commensurate with age

and deposits commensurate with age

A finely modeled Ancient Egyptian terracotta ushabti figure dating to the Ramesside Period of the New Kingdom

A finely carved marble vessel of globular form with a short neck and thick

Provenance

Roman Republican Bronze As – Castulo (Hispania), ca. 180–150 BC and deposits commensurate with ageAuthentic Roman Republican bronze As minted in the Iberian city of Castulo (modern Linares, Jan, Spain) during the 2nd century BC. Obverse: Diademed male head facing right, with finely engraved facial features and strong remaining detail. Reverse: Sphinx with pointed helmet walking right; star before. Iberian legend KASTILO in the exergue. A powerful and symbolic design combining Roman and Iberian iconography, reflecting the cultural fusion of Roman