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| 16.15 | Statuette of god in bronze | Sanctuary |
| solid, in vertical position, standing, | Corner Room | |
| slightly arched backwards, the | N-E of the Hall | |
| face looking slightly upwards; | point 1142 | |
| the god rests on a base in the form | zone 4,25 E | |
| of a Cypriot copper ingot, so-called type | between 0m80 | |
| "animal skin", with horns wider | and 1m10 S-W | |
| at the back than at the front; the whole | of the krater at | |
| rests on a fixing tenon, situated | spirals 1145 | |
| under the toes of the god's feet. | ||
| The god wears a helmet fitted with two | conical helmet | |
| horns, rather short; he is dressed in a | ||
| tunic with a triangular-cut neck, | ||
| the point downward; and a robe or | ||
| skirt tight at the waist and descending | ||
| down to above the knees, under the- | ||
| which one clearly recognises greaves (jam- | ||
| bières ou cnémides (greaves). On the | ||
| front of the robe one notes a line | ||
| diagonal, marking the return of the robe; | ||
| The god brandishes in his right hand a | ||
| spear, directed downward (to be restored) | ||
| and protects himself with a | ||
| 4,5 × 5cm5, slightly convex, | , written sideways: long. lance restituée = 8cm 8 / depuis la main (il reste, derrière la tête) |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain