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The Ashkilon Situlae
The Situlae were apparently votives, much like the arms or legs that are found in Egyptian and Greek and cultic contexts. The most prominent depiction of the Ashkilon Situlae is of the Egyptian god Min. Stager suggests these Situlae may have been filled with semen or milk or water symbolizing the life-giving force they were intended to induce.