Constantine gets his finger back.

[gallienus1]

The huge statue of Constantine the Great at Capitoline Museums in Rome has been reunited with its missing finger after centuries. The 38cm-long bronze index finger, miss identified as a toe for some time at Louvre in Paris, was recognized as a part of a finger in 2018. It has now been reattached to the remaining hand of the statue.

See-

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/29/giant-statue-roman-emperor-constantine-reunited-with-long-lost-finger

[Heliodromus]

A couple of days ago the Capitoline Museum web site had a related picture with an Instagram link which may have had a picture of the hand with reattached finger. I don't have an Instagram account, so the link didn't work for me.

Perhaps someone who has Instagram could see if they did post a picture of it:

https://www.instagram.com/museiincomuneroma

Ben

[gallienus1]

Hi Ben.

This is what I could find.

Source-

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9528815/Archaeology-Statue-Roman-emperor-Constantine-Great-reunited-digit-missing-500-years.html

[Heliodromus]

That's great - thanks!

Ben

[Tacitus]

How could you mistake that as a toe?  Who is curating this exhibit?  Mr. Magoo?

[SC]

It could be a toe.

Off a statue of King Julian, of the Lemurs......

SC