- Initially, Roman religion was not anthropomorphic but it became so under the influence of the Greeks and the Etruscans
- The bronze statue of the Roman god Mercury, who was the protector of merchants and roads, is held in the collection of the museum
- The figurine of the goddess Venus was found headless and without both hands
- Of particular significance are the tile-icons of horsemen from the Danube region and figurines of Venus made from lead
- These tile-icons were commonly found around the Roman settlements of Sirmium and Viminacium
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