Sheela-na-gig

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contents This large carving (0.48m x 0.33m) is the remainder of a larger Sheela-na-gig which was discovered in Caherelly East (LI023-040001) during repair works to a bridge. The stone was placed in one of the support structures of the bridge and workmen alerted John Hunt who was living locally at the time. It was subsequently displayed in the [Hunt Museum](https://tinyurl.com/ycknekcn) Collection in Limerick City. The carving is missing its head, left hand and feet, but what remains of the body is skilfully carved. A long body with even breasts and a inset belly button are placed above a large/deep open vulva, and anus. The hands are behind the legs, the right one remains, and has four fingers carved. It is a shame so much of the carving is missing. A spherical depression is located on the back of the stone; it is unknown if this was a carved feature or a natural erosion of the limestone. LI005-017180. Accession number: HCM 033 Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
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This large carving (0.48m x 0.33m) is the remainder of a larger Sheela-na-gig which was discovered in Caherelly East (LI023-040001) during repair works to a bridge. The stone was placed in one of the support structures of the bridge and workmen alerted John Hunt who was living locally at the time. It was subsequently displayed in the [Hunt Museum](https://tinyurl.com/ycknekcn) Collection in Limerick City. The carving is missing its head, left hand and feet, but what remains of the body is skilfully carved. A long body with even breasts and a inset belly button are placed above a large/deep open vulva, and anus. The hands are behind the legs, the right one remains, and has four fingers carved. It is a shame so much of the carving is missing. A spherical depression is located on the back of the stone; it is unknown if this was a carved feature or a natural erosion of the limestone. LI005-017180. Accession number: HCM 033 Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab
title Sheela-na-gig
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10235968