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DescriptionSculpture of four mother goddesses, Museum of London.JPG
English: A stone relief from Roman London in the 3rd century A.D. It was found re-used as building material at Blackfriars. The Museum caption reads, "Limestone relief depicting four female figures sitting on a bench holding bread and fruit, a suckling baby, a dog and a basket of fruit. They are probably portraying the three native mother goddesses although the fourth figure cannot be explained".
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