A Terracotta Figurine from Thessaly with a Curious Headdress. A Coroplastic Query
I am writing this as something of a call for help. I am working on analyzing and publishing the terracottas from the site of Kastro Kallithea in Thessaly, and one of the terracotta fragments we have brought to light there (fig. 1) has proven difficult for me– especially since I am not (yet!) an exp...
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Les Carnets de l’ACoSt
2015
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| Crynodeb: | I am writing this as something of a call for help. I am working on analyzing and publishing the terracottas from the site of Kastro Kallithea in Thessaly, and one of the terracotta fragments we have brought to light there (fig. 1) has proven difficult for me– especially since I am not (yet!) an expert in the field. I would therefore be grateful for any comparanda that could be suggested.Fig. 1–Head broken from a figurine of a standing woman, from Kastro Kallithea, ThessalyPhoto: Margriet Haa... |
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