Altar with inscription from Baetulo

TNMM 541

The document bears an extraordinary similarity to those of Can Modolell, and therefore seems to show a particular expression of the cult typical of Maresme, due to the abbreviation K-. The other peninsular documents developed as C(autes) have the spelling C-. The editors consider that all the documents from the area are contemporary, but the chronology from the middle of the 2nd century AD is a consequence of the conviction that the introduction of the cult of Mithras is from Mérida and that the cult there dates from the middle of the 2nd century. We can accept the contemporaneity of the documents, but perhaps they are from another chronological horizon, marked by other documents dated to the late Flavian period in Can Modolell.

Unpolished back. It was discovered in 1962, embedded in the inner face of a tower where it is preserved.