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Roman Altar a42_02012

MYDDLETON LODGE, Langbar Road, MIDDLETON, ILKLEY, BRADFORD. A detailed view of a Roman altar dedicated to Verbeia, possibly in or near the grounds of Myddleton Lodge. The altar is dedicated to the pagan nymph of the River Wharfe, Verbeia, and stands at around 4 10" tall. There is a 17th century replica of the altar, and both are likely to be in the grounds of Myddleton House.
It is not clear if this is an image of the original or replica

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Media ID 22140149

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Roman Pagan Scrollwork


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This print showcases a detailed view of the Roman Altar a42_02012, believed to be located in or near the enchanting grounds of Myddleton Lodge in Middleton, Ilkley, Bradford. Standing at an impressive height of approximately 4 feet and 10 inches, this altar is dedicated to Verbeia, the pagan nymph associated with the majestic River Wharfe. The intricate scrollwork and exquisite carving on this ancient artifact are truly awe-inspiring. It serves as a testament to the remarkable craftsmanship of its creators and offers us a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Roman times. The altar's significance lies not only in its religious dedication but also in its historical value as it symbolizes the enduring connection between humans and nature. Interestingly, there exists a replica from the 17th century alongside this original piece. Both altars are likely situated within the picturesque surroundings of Myddleton House. However, it remains uncertain whether this image captures the original or replica version. Photographed by George Bernard Wood for Historic England, this evocative print invites viewers to immerse themselves in centuries-old traditions while marveling at the beauty preserved through time. Whether you're an ardent history enthusiast or simply captivated by artistry that transcends generations, this photograph encapsulates both reverence for ancient deities and admiration for human ingenuity.

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