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9 (top left, handwritten) 9 (top right, handwritten)
Under the heels two thick square-section cleats indicate the use of a pedestal to hold it upright firmly, if we have not yet uncovered any pedestal, for it is not impossible that later we may encounter it on an older floor in which case we would find the reason for this later screenwall.
The proportions of the human body are rendered with an exceptional power and the musculature is accentuated. The bearing face is of great refinement, with the sketchof a slight smile; the nose is straight and the eyes almondshaped. In my view it is not difficult to recognise in the profile of the God a certain resemblance with that of the Mother-Goddess of the Mycenaean ivory from Minetel-Beida found by Mr. Schaeffer. The right profile and the smile are characteristics that we find in both pieces, characteristics that can be attributed only to Mycenaean influences: see the the remarks of Mr. Dussaud in his work "Les découvertes de Ras-Shamra et l'Ancien Testament" 2nd ed. on the ivory of Minet-el-Beida.
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