A rare Roman-era bronze bust of Emperor Caligula, missing for nearly 200 years, has been rediscovered by a curator in England after being unearthed in Herculaneum in the 18th century. The 5-inch-tall artifact showcases Caligula's distinctive features and madness, with only a few similar busts known to exist. Dr. Silvia Davoli's ten-year search led to the bust's recovery, shedding new light on Caligula's tumultuous reign marked by debauchery and erratic behavior. The bust, likely crafted around Caligula's death, offers insights into Roman history and the lives of historical objects as it goes on public display, unveiling a fascinating piece of ancient art and history.