
Archaic II
Limestone Fluted Beard
End of a beard of a large-scale limestone statue, probably of a male votary or priest; the beard is worked in alternating broad and narrow flutings ending in spirals. Dimensions: Height: 12 centimetres max Object Type: statue Techniques: carved
Classification
- Object type
- Stone sculpture
- Place of production
- probablyCyprus
- Findspot
- Achna
- Date
- 600 - 540 BC
Collection
Provenance
- Achna (? unlikely)
Identifiers
- Accession no.
- 2009,5010.5, British Museum · Museum record
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