Boa Island - Statues
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Two distinctive stone sculptures stand side by side in Caldragh Cemetery on Boa Island, Lower Lough Erne (Ireland). Unrelated pillars support these figures in the graveyard. The larger carving is known as the 'Boa Island Janus-figure'. This name is derived from the Roman deity Janus, who was depicted with two heads. On the other hand, the second figure is often referred to as the 'Lusty Man'. It was unearthed in an early Christian burial ground on Lustymore Island nearby and transferred to Boa Island in 1939.
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