Item Description

Corleck Head Poster

Corleck Head first to second century AD

This three-faced carving representing a Celtic god may once have stood at a shrine or a cult centre at Drumeague Hill, Co. Cavan. A small hole in the base indicates that the object stood on some type of pedestal, perhaps a timber post. The three faces differ from each other and each may express a different mood.

Poster is 420 x 652mm and comes in a tube for posting