Historical context
Hermes was represented in boundary markers called herms, connecting the god to passage and public space.
Limits of the evidence
Interpretation of an individual object depends on its archaeological setting.
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Hermes was represented in boundary markers called herms, connecting the god to passage and public space.
Hermes was represented in boundary markers called herms, connecting the god to passage and public space.
Interpretation of an individual object depends on its archaeological setting.