The Divinity of Rams. Cerrillo Blanco Sculptural Group (Porcuna, Jaén, Spain)

This sculpture belongs to the sculptural ensemble of Cerrillo Blanco (5th century BC) and it has been interpreted as a divinity linked to the control of the territory and the natural environment. In some interpretations it is considered to be male and in others female.
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