Object card·SAL_1700·1967

Base and feet of a standing draped female figurine, Classical

Base and feet of a standing draped female figurine, Classical
Object card: 1967. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_1700. "Base and feet of a standing draped female figurine, Classical". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

Object card

English, translated from the French record

Lower part of a figurine with its base and feet, from the area south of the rampart, square K VI/δ3. Classical period. Semicircular base bearing two closed-shoe feet, set well apart and placed front-facing in the corners of the plinth; heavy wear. Beige fabric, hollow-moulded; H. 4.6 cm, base h. 2.3 cm, l. 7.4 cm. A small vertical pleat of the long tunic falls between the feet, while the ankles are moulded by the cloth. Inventory Tc_0354; negative 01989_01; 27 March 1967.

French, as on the record

chantier : Zone au sud du rempart epoque : Classique objet : Femme debout drapé indéterminé type :Bases et pieds num planche : PL_15 carre : K VI/δ3 forme : Pieds chaussés de chaussures fermées arrière conservé caracterique : Plissé de tunique longue sur les pieds Partie inférieure d'une figurine, avec la base et les pieds l. 7,4 h. base 2,3. Base semi-circulaire portant les deux pieds chaussés, très écartés, posés de face dans les angles du socle diapositives : C_1624 inv objet : Tc_0354 inv tessons : Tc_0354 negatif : 01989_01 pub : SAL_PUB_139892_XIV_CAT_14_0775_p_0167 grande usure. Pâte beige. Moulée creuse. H. 4,6 petit plissé vertical de tunique longue entre eux, tandis que les chevilles sont moulées par le tissu.

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