Votive relief in the shape of a cave. Late 4th c. BCE.

Exhibited in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece. Marble.
Found at Eleusis. The god Pan is depicted playing the pipes to accompany three Nymphs dancing around an altar. At the top of the cave are goats. The head of the personified river god Acheloos is shown at the bottom left.

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Altar Art Athens Attica Eleusis Marble Mythology National Archaeological Museum Nymphs Original Photo Relief Sculpture