The statuettes found in the larari in Vilauba, damaged by a fire in the 3rd century AD, included a small bronze figurine measuring 11 centimetres in height corresponding to the god Lar, the deity who protected the home. The god, standing on a cylindrical pedestal, appears dressed in a short tunic with his arms open in an offering position. In one of his hands he holds a cornucopia or the horn of plenty, whereas in the other he originally held a libation bowl, which has not been preserved.