J. H. Young, Apollo, Altar II Apotheke Record (Ayia Anna) 1938, 1947John Howard Young

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St 201 | Head of youth. Tot. H. pres: 0,132 | 1 NW2 | Chin to hairline: 0,075 Ear to Ear: 0,074 [illegible] W at break 0,072 | Thickness [crossout] at break: 0,06 Fine, unganular transparent white marble, melted as Pentelic. Only head & neck preserved, entire back of head missing (as though fro worked off from high relief; top of head broken, missing. The head is tilted slightly to the r.; the eyes are slightly right & down, the lips slightly smiling, the face rather full, the eyes done very softly in the "Alexandrian" style. The hair, indicated by wavy parallel ridges (pointed) about 1/2 cm. broad, is brought up waves out from high point | 7 in the center of the forehead, back to the | 7 sides and over the ears.

St 202: Head of woman Tot. H. pres: 0,05 NE1 | Chin to hairline: 0,038 Width of head 0,04 W at break 0,022 Th at break: 0,025 Face Head and upper neck preserved. Face ahead, face long oval. Marble white, fine, | 1 polished, slightly rusted on top (?), very | 4 slightly translucent. Eyes rather sharply done but in general work "soft". Hair parted at high center forehead, apparently gathered in saccos behind, bound across top with fillet, over which hair at ears seems | 7 to be pulled (ears covered).