Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Hrsg.]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 1) (New York, 1885)

Plate XXL

42. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, ioj inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Figure blowing a double flute, with mouth-strap (phorbeia), which is supported by

straps passing over the head-dress in front of the ears. A long robe, with sleeves, falling
to the feet. Traces of red color on the straps.

43. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 1 foot ift inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).

Figure blowing a double flute; broken off above the feet; features and surface
much worn. Head-dress ridged in front and falling behind the ears; a long robe, with
sleeves; traces of red color faintly visible.

44. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 8 inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
The arms, body, and right shoulder wanting; surface worn; head with peculiar wreath,

hair falling on the shoulders in three heavy tresses, with mouth-strap (phorbeia), sup-
ported by side-straps in front of the ears.

45. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 7$ inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Arms and double flute broken off; portion below the line of the knees wanting.

Short upper garment and long robe, with indication of a belt across the waist. Spiral
ear-rings. Red color on the straps.

46. Statuette of calcareous stone. Height, 6i6 inches. Found in the ruins of a
temple at Amathus.

Figure blowing the double flute; portion below the breast wanting. Surface much
decayed. The hair is bound by a fillet, and curled in regular locks projecting over the
ears, with curious ear-rings, and falling in heavy tresses on the shoulders in front and
back.

47. Head and upper part of the body of a statuette of calcareous stone. Height,
2f inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).