Roman-Egyptian Bronze Snake Ring Rome given Pilate’s role in the

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Roman-Egyptian Bronze Snake Ring Rome given Pilate’s role in theDate: c. 1st Century B. C. 1st Century A. D. Weight: 2. 89 grams Size: 8 (U. S.) P 1 2 (U. K.) History of the Artifact Dated to the 1st century B. C.1st century A. D., this Romano Egyptian bronze ring takes the form of a coiled serpent, its slender body wrapping once around the finger before terminating in a sharply tapered tail and a finely stylized head. The snakes visage is crisply delineated with a pair of prominent, punched eyes and incised