Vouni IAlfred Westholm

69; 7071721/maj. The large terracotta objects are excavated and prove to be, all three of them, the lower parts of upright standing statues whose upper parts are destroyed . These three objects do not stand directly on the rock but simply in the earth (see more closely under 60 a!). Nos. 69 (1,32) and 70 (1,27) resemble each other. Beneath a smooth round garment a pair of feet protrudes. In no. 70 a few small iron pieces are found together with countless flakes of the same undoubtedly remains of the core on which the large statue was made. No. 71 (1,32) is somewhat smaller than the others and stands more artistically higher with its pleated garment and well-formed feet. Leaning against no. 70, upside down, is a smooth, well-preserved limestone statuette (without head) 72 (1,53). The position of this one seems peculiar if the statues had come to the place in connection with a collapse or as fill … continues