Figurine of Fortuna
- Description
- The Roman goddess Fortuna was the bearer of fortune and good luck. She is shown here with a ‘cornucopia’ also called the ‘horn of plenty’. The figurine was in the collection of ancient objects belonging to a Devon-based collector, who believed this figurine was found in Egypt.
- Accession Loan No.
- 5/1946/150
- Collection Class
- Foreign archaeology
- Common Name
- figurine of Fortuna
- Simple Name
- figurine
- Full Name
- figurine of Tyche/Fortuna
- Dimensions
- length 85 mm; W 30 mm; TH 30 mm
- Cultural Group
- Roman; Romano-Egyptian
- Period Classification
- Roman Period - 30 BC-AD 384
- Production Date
- 100
- Family Group
- Material
- copper alloy
- Collector / Excavator
- Montague, LAD, Lieutenant Colonel
- Collection Country
- Egypt?
- Collection Area Region
- North Africa
- Collection Continent
- Africa