原件头长60厘米。1998年发现于余姚市车厩牌门村，现藏余姚河姆渡遗址博物馆，为南宋丞相史嵩之与夫人合葬墓前石刻。
史嵩之（公元1190-1256年），南宋右丞相兼枢密使，集文武重职于一身，又封永国公赠少师，追封鲁国公。
文臣五官端正，表情肃穆，头戴宋式五梁进贤冠，冠沿上缀祥云托日纹饰，青春年少，相貌堂堂，充满写实韵味。
The original head, 60 cm in length, found in 1998 in Chejiu’ao Paimen village, Yuyao city, is now in the collection of Hemudu Site Museum. It was part of a stone figure in front of the joint burial tomb of Shi Songzhi, Prime Minister of the Southern Song dynasty, and his wife.
Shi Songzhi (1190-1256), Right Prime Minister and Military Affairs Commissioner in the Southern Song dynasty, held important positions in both civil and military affairs in the imperial government. He was conferred the title, the Duke of Yongguo, and honored as Junior Preceptor. After his death, he was posthumously granted the title of Duke of Lu State.
The figure, carved in a realistic way, portrays a dignified and good-looking young official, who, with regular facial features and solemn expression, wears a Song-style Five-Beam Jinxian crown adorned with brim patterns of auspicious clouds supporting the sun.
