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Nehalennia is known from more than 160 votive altars, which were almost all discovered in the Dutch province of Zeeland.

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Posted on June 26, 2019July 6, 2019 by ArsArteEtLaborePosted in Folklore, Goddesses, Symbolism, Temples, Votive ShrinesTagged altars, dog symbolism, Gods & Goddesses, loaf symbolism, Nehalennia, protector goddess, protector goddess of sea trade, protector goddess of ships, Religion, sea goddess, shrines, Temples, votive offerings.

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