Figurines Data

ID	727
Images	No image in database
Grid Ref	TL8572
Project type	Metal detector
County	Suffolk
Site	Ingham
Site Type	Unknown
Location Type	Unknown
Context	Unknown
Context Quality	1
Object Period	0
Material	Bronze
Location	Returned to finder
Ref No	SF-177545
M/F	Male
Age	Mature
Form	Figurine
Type	Deity
Name	Priapus
Bearded	Yes
Standing/Seated	Standing
Headgear	Pileus
Clothed	No
Drapery	Yes
Drapery description	Short cloak across shoulders
Condition	Good
Classical	1
Quality	Stylised
Photo	Yes
Illustration	Yes
Height	60.50
Length	0.00
References	Worrell 2005, 465, fig 16; Martin et al. 2005, 108, fig 31 A; PAS database; SAU ING010. [Link to Bibliography]
Description	He has an oval face with close-set circular eyes, a small triangular nose, and a horizontal line representing the mouth, which is visible through a long pointed beard. The neck is broad, the shoulders narrow, and the elbows set at right angles to the body. The palms of the hands are pressed together. Covering the upper half of the body is a cloak, the folds of which are depicted with moulding and grooves. The arms are beneath the cloak and the rest of the body is naked. The legs are straight and separated by a longitudinal groove. There are transverse grooves behind the knees and the feet are disproportionately small and lacking in detail. The well-modelled and rounded buttocks protrude from beneath the upturned edge of the cloak. Extending almost to the knees are enlarged testicles with only a trace of the penis above (Worrell).
PAS id	SF-177545