Limestone architectural element with relief on three of its four sides / faces, in which a ritual sacrifice of an animal is represented performed by an offerer or priest. On the first side, it's the sacrifice itself; in the second, the moment of the libations, and in the third, a pátera containing the sacred liquid poured on the altar.

It belongs to the Ibero-Roman culture (1st century BC - 1st century AD).

It was found in 1971, in Escañuela, in the Cortijo de la Torre.

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* Patera is an object used in sacred rituals.