Sucellus was a god worshipped in Roman Gaul and the neighbouring provinces, known from a small number of votive inscriptions and from a large body of images. He is shown as a mature bearded man in Gau
The Celtic god Sucellus with his characteristic hammer and olla. Musee National d'Archeology.
This statue of Sucellus is the earliest known likeness of the god (ca. 1st century AD). It is from a Roman home in France and was found in a household shrine (lararium). Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.
Relief of Nantosuelta and Sucellus from Sarrebourg. Now in the Museums of Metz.
Bronze statue of Sucellus from Vienne.
Nantosuelta was an ancient Celtic goddess worshipped in Gaul, known from Gallo-Roman inscriptions and reliefs. She is most often shown as the consort of the hammer-god Sucellus, though she also appear
Sucellus
…Rhône and Saône, with scattered attestations reaching the Rhineland, Roman Britain and the Danube. On several monuments he is paired with the goddess Nantosuelta. His attributes align him with the Roman Silvanus, and modern scholars have read him variously as a god of natural abundance and fertility or as a god…
A depiction of Nantosuelta from Speyer, showing her distinctive sceptre and birds. The head of Sol can be seen in the tympanum.