Fragment of a relief in the Egyptian style

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The panel showcases a finely sculpted profile of a pharaoh distinguished by the uraeus on his forehead. Crafted nearly certainly in Rome, this relief portrays a Roman emperor clad in Egyptian attire, possibly Domitian. Its place of discovery implies that it was utilized in the ager vaticanus, likely within the sanctuary known as the Phryguanum. The relief may have originated during the first half of the 2nd Century A.D.