Bronze Age
Head from a votive statuette
Head from a votive statuette: A male head from a small votive statue. It is broken from the neck down and has damaged facial features. The nose is partially missing and both eyes are sunken with the outline of the right eye visible. He has a thin, straight smile and a damaged chin. The ears both have earrings and he is wearing a band going around his head, possibly a plait or a coronet. (Overall: 127 mm x 88 mm x 87 mm) - Made of Limestone Culture: Cypriot
Date
3900 BC - 100 AD
Accession No.
16.5.72.54
Collection
Liverpool Museum
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