Senuna

Senuna stands as a captivating enigma among Romano-British deities. Known only from a cache of votive offerings unearthed in Hertfordshire, this Celtic goddess remains shrouded in mystery.

Silver Votive Plaques to Senuna, 3rd-4th c. AD, Ashwell Hoard. British Museum.

Interestingly, inscriptions on these offerings identify her as Senuna, yet the imagery depicts figures strongly resembling the Roman goddess Minerva. This intriguing fusion hints at a complex interaction between Celtic and Roman belief systems during Roman Britain.

Gold Votive Plaques to Senuna, 3rd-4th c. AD, Ashwell Hoard. British Museum.
Silver Votive Plaques to Senuna, 3rd-4th c. AD, Ashwell Hoard. British Museum.

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