Male Votive Statuette
late 5th-2nd century BCE
Dimensions
6.6 cm (2 5/8 in.)
Provenance
National Archaeological Museum of Spain, (by 1933), by exchange; to the Fogg Art Museum. Excavated at the sanctuary site of Collado de los Jardines, Jaén, in the early 1900s. Note: In exchange for a Sepulchral slab from the Cemetery at Sahagun, Leon, Spain.
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