An ancient Roman Egyptian ceramic head of a Nubian with a headdress from Alexandria, dating back to circa 200 AD, Features a remarkable artifact that provides insight into the multicultural society of ancient Alexandria during the Roman period. This ceramic head, part of a larger sculpture or statue, depicts an individual wearing traditional attire, including a distinctive headdress. The piece reflects the cultural exchange and diversity present in Alexandria, a cosmopolitan city known for its blending of Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and other cultural influences. Ancient Ceramic Artifacts For Collectors.