light leaf (lead), which creates a powerful colourist contrast in relation to the greenish patina of the bronze. The young woman's eye sockets are nicely sculpted, and the mouth is small. The hair is wavy and quite natural, so that even individual locks are intertwined. It is parted down the middle, and combed into a bun at the back of her head, leaving her ears free. There is a diadem just above the forehead, which has on it a decoration resembling a tendril. The neck is broken off of the body in a jagged line. The facial expression and the shape of the head indicate sculptural elements based on the tradition of Praxiteles. It is an original Greek cult statue made in either the late fourth or early third century BC. There is a considerable archaeological evidence testifying to the cult of Artemis in Issa. Education Vis Primary school Until the 1960s secondary schools existed in the villages of Podselje, Podstražje and Marine Zemlje but these were eventually closed because of the lack of students due to drastic emigration that affected the island as a whole. In 1975 a secondary school named after Antun Matijašević - Karamaneo was built. It remains the sole centre of secondary education on the island. Sports Cricket Club, named after Sir William Hoste, Bt. ŠRC Issa (sport and recreation club Issa) Bowling club Vis See also Croatia Vis (island) Dalmatia References External links Vis Tourist Office Cities and towns in Croatia Populated places in Split-Dalmatia County Populated coastal places in Croatia Illyrian Croatia Syracusian colonies Vis (island) el:Βις