About this 3D model

This ia a Taurobolic altar that probably comes from Chalandri, Attica. The altars are associated with the cult of Rhea-Cybele and Attis, with three sides decorated with relief representations and the fourth side inscribed. The one side here depicts Rhea-Cybele enthroned, her right hand resting on the shoulder of Attis, who is shown leaning on a kalaurops, a staff used in cult ceremonies and for divination. On the other side is a depiction of Cybele enthroned with Demeter to her right. The third side has a representation of two crossed torches and various symbols. The fourth side has two inscribed epigrams.