File:Head in profile (Plato?) with two butterfly wings - Black jasper (Greco-Roman period).png

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Head in profile with two butterfly wings, engraving in black jasper (Greco-Roman period). This type of head was categorized as "Plato" by Winekelmann

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English: Head in profile with two butterfly wings, engraving in black jasper (Greco-Roman period). This type of head was categorized as "Plato" by Winekelmann
Date IV century BC-IV century AD. Photographed in 1888 or before.
Source Smith, A. H.; Murray, A. S. (1888). A Catalogue of Engraved Gems in the British Museum. London: William Clowes and sons. Plate I, n. 1512
Author Anonymous: Greco-Roman period gem. Photographed in 1888 or before

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