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Cernunnos
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Cernunnos

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This iconic figure, interpreted as the Celtic god Cernunnos, sits cross-legged between a stag and various animals, holding a torc and a horned serpent. This Gundestrup Cauldron panel (150 BC and 1 AD) symbolizes nature, fertility, and transformation. The torc represents nobility and power; the serpent, rebirth and the chthonic world.
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