Context (CMS Context)
Mica in clay, hence not from Tanagra(?). May have come from any part of Greek area Probably from Cyprus. An early Bronze Age type in Cyprus A collection of pottery and terra-cotta figures " the property of the late Ambassador to Constantinople" was bought, on behalf of Mesrs Jolley of Cambridge in September 1923, at a sale at Bournemouth (cost 5/- and 3/6). Many of the objects, probably a definite majority were undoubtably from Cyprus, and it is possible that the whole collection came thence. But none bore any labels; Date: 3 Century BC; 2 Century BC -; Research: Dated and described By Cook.A.B On -
Event Date 12/5/1992
Author: maa

Description (CMS Description)
Terracotta female figure. On drum base. Mica in clay, hence not from Tanagra. Poor type. Child
Event Date 12/5/1992
Author: maa