Plaque representing an Egyptian open shrine (kiosk)
Roman Period
Columns with bell-shaped capitals support the barrel roof of the kiosk. Isis(?) towers over an open-lintel doorway surmounted by lions or perhaps cats.
Small plaques shaped like like shrines containing a god are found in various places in the Roman world, and are thought to be small offerings for shrines.
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