[C]ernunnos inscribed alter, Paris

Cernunnos panel of the Gundestrup Cauldron

Cernunnos of St. Germain	Cernunnos of St. Germain?

Cernunnos cave painting - Valcamonica

Meigle Cernunnos (Or is it Manannan?)

Crenchester Cernunnos	Cernunnos Indre

Cernunnos of Reims with Hermes and Apollo

Petersfield Cernunnos Coin - Unique	Ram-headed snake coin

Female Cernummos??

Cernunnos Piller, Irish Churchyard

JBL Cernunnos of	JBL Gundestrup Cernunnos Pendant

Pam

Le Grand Pan - Picasso	Mayport Cumbria Cernunnos

Hindu Pashupati - Lord of the Animals

Bronze relief of a bust from a chariot grave of the late fourth century B.C. at Waldalgesheim, Germany; it evidently decorated some part of the chariot or horse trappings. The figure rises from a ledge in such a way as to suggest the familiar squatting or 'Buddhic' posture. This, together with the fact that the head is decorated with what appear to be two elaborate horns, suggests an affinity with the 'Cernunnos' deity. The arms are raised in the so-called orans position, as in the reliefs of several deities on the Gundestrup cauldron and the rock carving of the antlered god at Val Camonica (see page 49). The trunk and upper arms are decorated with a tendril design which is found on other objects from the same grave and which may here represent a cloak. Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Bonn.

MODERN PAN AND CERNUNNOS