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A plaster cast possibly taken from a classical Roman, or a late eighteenth-century or early nineteenth-century relief in a classical style. The panel depicts a procession containing two figures, a woman on the left and a man with a ram on the right. NT 128698 is a cast showing a continuation of the procession, including the same male figure with a ram. The female figure holding her skirt with her right hand is also the subject of another cast in the collection of just this one figure, NT 128688.