Statue
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This is a small statue of the goddess Juno. It is made of metal. She is wearing clothes from a long time ago. Romans would have had kept statues like this one in their houses or given gave them as gifts to the gods. The statues were good luck. Do you have any good luck charms? What do you think Juno is holding in her hand?
