Romano Celtic Stone Relief of Cocidius with Shield and Spear on Stand Tables A crude and naive example

A crude and naive example with beauty found in the simplicity and innocence of the carving

dated 1570

Dimensions: 108” H x 108” W

circa 800 BCE

Romano Celtic Stone Relief of Cocidius with Shield and Spear on Stand Tables A crude and naive exampleOriginates from: England Era: 1st 2nd Century AD Dimensions: 11 H x 7. 5 W x 3. 5 W An inexplicably rare stone relief carving of the Romano Celtic god Cocidius, circa 1st to 2nd century AD. A deity worshipped both by the native Britons as a genius loci, the god of the hunt and of the wild and forests, as well as the Romans who had to come to occupy the area as a representation of their gods Mars and Silvanus. Cocidius name may be related to the