SculptureMycenaean2nd millennium BCE
Standing Woman, Phi Type
c. 1300 BCE
Description
Only a fragment of the lower body of the figurine is preserved. Standing woman, facing forward, dressed in a long garment. Disk-shaped upper body. Lower body is a short tapering cylinder. A slightly concave base flares out. Solid. Handmade.
Dimensions
irregular: 3.5 cm (1 3/8 in.)
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