Replica of the Corbridge Lanx

CORBRIDGE Roman Town Museum, Northumberland. Replica of the Corbridge Lanx. Rectangular Roman silver platter depicting Apollo, Artemis and Athena. The original was discovered in 1735 and is owned by the British Museum. The raised rim is decorated with a running vine-scroll in relief, and forms a frame to the picture which depicts Apollo at the entrance to a shrine; his sister Artemis enters on the left, and Athena is also present

1735 Artefact Artemis Athena Corbridge Depicts Discovered Enters Forms Northumberland Platter Rectangular Replica Shrine

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