God of Wheelwrights

This resin reproduction plaque represents the God of Wheelwrights, inspired by an original terracotta artefact unearthed at Corbridge Fort on Hadrian's Wall. This site, a significant Roman supply depot, played a vital role in supporting the Roman frontier in Britain.

Key Features:

• Authentic Design: Expertly cast from the original terracotta plaque, this reproduction highlights the artistic and cultural significance of Roman religious artefacts.
• Material: Made from high-quality resin, faithfully replicating the original design.
• Size: Approx 12cm tall x 7cm wide, making it ideal for display or educational purposes.
• Historical Significance: The God of Wheelwrights would have been venerated by those involved in making and repairing wheels, an essential trade in the Roman world. Wheels were critical for transportation, including the movement of goods, troops, and supplies. The plaque’s presence at Corbridge Fort underscores its connection to the logistics and craftsmanship that sustained the Roman Empire.
• Educational Value: Perfect for classrooms, history presentations, or as part of a study on Roman trades, religion, and daily life.

This God of Wheelwrights Plaque is not only a beautiful reproduction but also a valuable resource for understanding the craftsmanship and spiritual life of Roman Britain.