A molded terracotta female votive figure, Roman Egypt, c. 5th - 6th Century AD, depicted nude, with wreath around neck, hair in curled rows and tied at the back of her head. Molded with large ridge around the edges, holes for earring to either side of the head and large and small holes to either side of the arms. H: 6 in (15.2 cm). Intact with light deposits and of a peculiar style and manufacture seen with other types of similar pieces found at Hermopolis Magna. Mounted on a small, wood base. Ex Nomis Antiquities.

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