Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia

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Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia,

ca. 33–1 BCE

Roman
y1930-449

Information

Title
Upper part of a man in high relief, from center of tympanum over entrance to theatron in Seeia
Dates

ca. 33–1 BCE

Medium
Brownish basalt
Dimensions
33.0 x 34.3 x 20.6 cm (13 x 13 1/2 x 8 1/8 in.) head: 19.1 x 17.8 cm (7 1/2 x 7 in.)
Credit Line
Princeton University Archaeological Expedition to Syria, 1904-5 and 1909
Object Number
y1930-449
Place Excavated

Syria

Period
Roman (style or period)
Type
tympana, sculpture
Materials
basalt
Subject
men, busts

Excavated in Syria by the Princeton University Archaeological Expedition, between 1904-5 and 1909; entered into the Museum’s collection shortly afterwards

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