A Very Rare Head (Piece of Statue ? ) Fortuna/Tyche 100 BC-200 AD Interesting Piece in Stunning Condition .In Greek mythology, Tyche (Greek: lot) is the counterpart of the Roman Fortuna, the goddess of fortune, misfortune, and fate.Many cities in ancient Greece considered Tyche their patron goddess. In this capacity, she wore a crown made of city walls. In some myths, she is an Oceanid, daughter of Tethys and Oceanus; according to other writers, she was the child of Zeus or Hermes and Aphrodite.Height : 66.7 mm Wide : 40.4 mmWeight : 57.51 Grams Material : Bronze See images for own impression .Own private collection inherited from Grandfather, who built the collection in the 1960's "
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