The two inch metal charm, dating from the second century AD, depicts a
faceless individual, holding a ‘torc’ or neck ring, and is thought to
represent ‘Cernunnos’, the Celtic god of nature, life and the
underworld.
It was found by archaeologists in farmland at the National Trust’s Wimpole Estate in a field which is to be turned into a car park.
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