Object card·SAL_4985·1969

Hollow mould-made figurine fragments, standing draped woman, Classical

Hollow mould-made figurine fragments, standing draped woman, Classical
Object card: 1969. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_4985. "Hollow mould-made figurine fragments, standing draped woman, Classical". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

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English, translated from the French record

Fragments of a hollow mould-made bust of a standing draped woman, Classical period, from square K VI/γ4 (east) in the area south of the rampart at Salamis. Fragments of neck, breasts, shoulders, arms and hands; the right arm fragment (wrist and start of the hand, on a bust fragment, with the back) has red fabric and a yellowish slip, H. 9.4 and l. 8.2 cm, with the arm hanging along the body, some blurred vertical folds on the left and a twisted bracelet at the wrist. Inventory Tc_1887; slide C_5017; negative 01151_02; 3 September 1969.

French, as on the record

epoque : Classique objet : Femme debout drapé indéterminé forme : Figurines moulées creuses type :Bustes carre : K VI/γ4 (est) caracterique : Fragments : cous, seins, épaules, bras, mains arrière plat, lissé, joint à angle aigu. H. 9,4 Fragment de bras droit : poignet et départ de la main, sur un fragment de buste, avec l'arrière. Pâte rouge et engobe jaunâtre. Moulé creux diapositives : C_5017 inv objet : Tc_1887 inv tessons : Tc_1887 negatif : 01151_02 pub : SAL_PUB_139892_XIV_CAT_14_0572_p_0149 l. 8,2. Le bras devait pendre le long du corps. Quelques plis verticaux à gauche, assez flous. Bracelet torsadé au poignet. chantier : Zone au sud du rempart

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