Headless statue of a man wearing a breasplate. In Thasian marble, with anatomical breastplate aand cloak fixed to the right shoulder with a brooch: visible at waist-height is part of the short pleated garment. On the upper part of the bust is the fixture for the insertion of the head. Probably a portrait statue of an emperor, 2nd century AD. From the Flavian Amphitheater, underground structures, excavated earth 1939.