Female statuette of a Kore. Pentelic marble. Found in the sanctuary of Ptoan Apollo in Boeotia. The two statuettes functioned, along with a similar third one, as supports for a perrirhanterion. Perrirhanteria were shallow basins that rested on three or four female statuettes which usually held lions on the leash or stepped on them. This statuary type originated from the East (Syria, Cyprus). Boeotian work. About the end of the 7th century BC. National archaeological museum at Athens, 4, 3443.
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