Limestone statue of a male votary

Cypriot

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The figure carries an aryballos (a small oil bottle) in his left hand and wears a sword sheath at his right side. The textured sash worn over his left shoulder is unusual. The headband decorated with rosettes and his well-arranged clothing, complete with a belt tied in a Herakles knot, imply that he is represented as a participant in a procession or festival - a fitting pose for a votive statue.

Limestone statue of a male votary, Limestone, Cypriot

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Limestone statue of a male votary, Limestone, Cypriot
Limestone statue of a male votary, Limestone, Cypriot

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