Larva Convivialis
Material: Bronze
Dimensions: 11 cm
Origin: the Science Museum, London
Datation: 199-500 AC
This is a special type of memento mori called a larva convivialis, given to revellers at a banquet or feast. For an unknown reason the right leg of the articulated skeleton has been substituted for a left arm. This is an extremely rare example. {ca. 199 BCE-500 CE} via the Science Museum, London. by rowena
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Origin: the Science Museum, London
Datation: 199-500 AC
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