.bk A01
.fl ZK915yM.j
.fd qitem log, qitem description
.rd ZK915
.ri yM


q 239.1
ct ca
df fg
ds Torso of an anthropomorphic female figurine. The neck and the waist are almost the same size. The preserved portions of the arms are thick at the base, and were probably depicted as knobs with a pointed tip. The applied breasts are damaged and have slightly an irregular shape. The peculiar part of this figurine is the neck, as it is elongated and the back of the neck has incised vertical stripes which probably represented the hair of the figure, although in an odd and unrealistic manner.
wm cl
ht 1.7
lg 5.6
w1 3.8
cn broken

i 23
ct ca
df fg
ds Head of a male anthropomorphic figurine. The rest of the body is missing. The figure is bald with a smooth head. The ears on both sides are small and molded from a separate piece of clay. The eyes are represented with two deep perforations, and the eyebrow ridge is slightly prominent. The nose is small and molded from the same piece of clay (according to the local potter consulted). The mouth is depicted as a small line tilted upwards which gives the impression of a smile. The figure has a long beard which start below the mouth defining the face with a clear line. The beard is depicted in a realistic method with vertical stripes representing hair. This figurine is very well made, with very realist and proportioned features. These proper proportions and realism give the impression of a portrait. The great attention to details extended even to the cheek bones which are prominent and well defined.
wm cl
ht 2.8
lg 4.4
w1 2.8
cn broken


.rd ZK915
.ri yM
qi
239.1	fg	1.7	5.6	3.8		cl			fragment of a human figurine

.rd ZK915
.ri yM
i
23	50			fg	2.8	4.4	2.8		cl			human figurine's head