Head of a Feminine Figurine at The Louvre, Paris

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This head originates from the Kéros province and takes the form of a lyre, featuring a truncated nose, which was part of a figurine presented standing with arms folded at the chest, legs together and feet extended. This posture is characteristic of many other idols created during this time period in Kéros. Observing the proportions, it can be estimated that this statuette would have measured approximately 1.5 metres tall when complete, making it one of the largest known specimens of its type.