AAP-AM-2100

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Warrior Figurine from Chariot Group (AAP-AM-2100) Stable URL: https://opencontext.org/subjects/45200969-bf8a-4e27-8689-39c6ae1c0181 Open Access Publication: https://thedigitalpress.org/vvp/ Material: Terracotta, a versatile and long-lasting material. Housed: Larnaka District Archaeological Museum in Cyprus, a world-renowned institution. Excavated by the Athienou Archaeological Project, a team of dedicated professionals. Height: 8.2 cm, a relatively tall figure. Width: 8 cm, showcasing its robust build. Thickness: 5.4 cm, adding to its stability. Weight: 0.073 kg, light enough for display but substantial enough for impact. Context: The Warrior Figurine was discovered in the Sanctuary of Athienou-Malloura, Cyprus, a sacred site with a rich history. Found in the construction fill of the hard-packed floor layer associated with the Hellenistic-Roman phase of the sanctuary (EU 24/SU 2458), a significant archaeological find. Date: CA II, 600-500 BCE, placing it within an ancient era marked by cultural and artistic advancements. Equipment: The Warrior Figurine was scanned using the HDI Advanced R1X Scanner from GoMeaure3D, in conjunction with the Canon Rebel T5 EOS 1200D (18 megapixels), ensuring precise and detailed imaging. Created with FlexScan3D, a cutting-edge software solution for digital reconstruction.