The image shows a terracotta lamp with a jubilator, made in Italy, about AD 40-80. The lamp is displayed on a white surface with a small plaque below it. The plaque has an image of a man on a horse, which is a symbol of the Roman Empire. The man is wearing a helmet and armor, and is holding a sword in his right hand. The jubilee lamp is made of metal and has a round base with a hole in the center. The text on the plaque reads "Terracotta Lamp with a Jubilator Roman, made from Italy. About AD 40 - 80. Said to be from Pozzuoli. A jubiliator was a rider whose function was to urge on the chariots in a race."