Horse 21, Epona

A small glazed ceramic horse figurine, depicted with its head leaning forward as if beginning to graze. The horse's coat is grey with black mottling, and its hair and hooves are also black to contrast with the body. 21. Epona. A goddess in the form of a mare who was worshipped by the ancient Gauls.Exhibit label:EPONA.A gift from Mr. Smith, Lord of the Forest of Branlon.

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VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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2026-04-10
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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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Horse 21, Epona

VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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Horse 21, Epona

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Abstract

A small glazed ceramic horse figurine, depicted with its head leaning forward as if beginning to graze. The horse's coat is grey with black mottling, and its hair and hooves are also black to contrast with the body. 21. Epona. A goddess in the form of a mare who was worshipped by the ancient Gauls.Exhibit label:EPONA.A gift from Mr. Smith, Lord of the Forest of Branlon.

VCU Scholars Compass (Virginia Commonwealth University)
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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies
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