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Roman ring belonging to child

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Roman ring belonging to child
Roman ring belonging to child

Roman ring belonging to a child found at Philiphaugh, southern Scotland; there is carved into the stone representation of Ceres, the goddess of agriculture, grain and fertility. The object is in the collection of the National Museums Scotland.

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