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Juniform Flask
| Collection number | ガ037-0279 |
|---|---|
| Provenance | Eastern Mediterranean |
| Period | Roman period |
| Date | Late 1st-2nd Century CE |
| Material | Glass, Mould- blown |
| Dimension | H. 8.0 cm |
| Comment | Some theories say that double-headed flasks like this one represent the double-faced god Janus; others suggest that the faces might represent Dionysus, the god of wine, and Satyr. |
| Classification | glass vessel |
| Keywords | Navy blue, Clear Strange, Tiny Western Asia, Eastern Mediterranean, Syria Roman-Byzantine Period, Roman Period Glass Vessel, Jar, Bottle, Flask, Figurative vessel, Human-shaped vessel Human, Body part, Head Deity/Spirit, Deity/Spirit in Greece or Rome, Janus, Dionysus/Bacchus |
| 資料ID | 275 |