Phallic Symbols

Romans used phallic symbols as "good luck" charms. They were often carved onto buildings or worn as amulets for protection. This example was found during excavations at Piercebridge Roman Fort.

Collection
Bowes Museum
Inventory Number
1566993
Title
Phallic Symbols
Object Type
Image
Measurements
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