Gareth Harney on Twitter: "The Esquiline Treasure is notable for its amazing craftmanship and its mixture of Christian and pagan imagery; the large "Projecta casket" shows Venus in a scallop shell, attended
Kornbluth Projecta Casket archive
Projecta casket detail, 4thc AD, part of the Esquiline Treasure, British Museum - a photo on Flickriver
Esquiline Treasure - Wikipedia
casket | British Museum
The Projecta Casket (Wedding Gift). Roman. 4th Century AD, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IAM-WHA-088-0785 | agefotostock
Projecta Casket photos | IMAGO
Kornbluth Projecta Casket archive
casket | British Museum
The Projecta Casket (Wedding Gift). Roman. 4th Century AD, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IAM-WHA-088-0786 | agefotostock
Kornbluth Projecta Casket archive
The projecta casket hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
the Projecta Casket « London Visitors
Projecta casket - 380 AD | London BM Projecta Casket frontal… | Flickr
The Projecta Casket. Roman 380 AD silver casket, inscribed 'Secundus and Projecta, Uve in Christ' in Latin, was probably a wedding gift to the couple shown on the top. On the front,
casket | British Museum
File:Arte tardoantica da roma, caschetto di projecta, 380 circa, 01.JPG - Wikimedia Commons
casket | British Museum
The Projecta Casket. Roman 380 AD silver casket, inscribed 'Secundus and Projecta, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. IAM-WHA-065-0194 | agefotostock
Dr Crom on Twitter: "Ancient Artefact of the Day: The Projecta Casket One of the surviving masterpieces of fourth-century Roman domestic silverware, ca. AD 380, decorated with various scenes including a toilet
casket | British Museum
The Projecta Casket (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
Art History by Laurence Shafe, Projecta casket .
casket | British Museum
The projecta casket hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
