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Roof Fitting
Roman religion infiltrated every aspect of life. Houses had shrines to the household gods, the lares, whose role was to protect the home and bring good fortune to the family. The female spirits carved on this roof fitting were to give added protection.
In the Yorkshire Museum, York.
In the Yorkshire Museum, York.
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