En Romanos, rerum dominos, gentemque togatam! On a clay figurine of a man with a toga from Nora (Pula, Sardinia)
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This paper focuses on a clay figurine representing a man wearing a toga from the Punic and Roman site of Nora (Pula, Sardinia). Although it is an isolated find, it allows us to make considerations on the diffusion of this iconography in the provincial area, with particular attention to Sardinia.
The papers published in this volume were presented at the International Conference “What Can Terracottas Tell Us: Coroplastic Polysemy in the Ancient Mediterranean” (Cagliari - Cittadella dei Musei, 10–12th November 2022) organized under the scientific direction of Romina Carboni, Claudia Cenci and Nicola Chiarenza.
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