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

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curls. The mustache is long, and marked by lightly chiselled lines. The surface is worn
and damaged.

472. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, 1 foot. Found in a field near Acheropite.
Male figure, with beard partially broken off, and represented as formed of parallel rows

of short curls, slightly rendered. The mustache and eyebrows are marked by raised sur-
faces. A wreath encircles the head, the back of which is wanting. The wreath consists of
a row of berry-shaped ornaments, covered with fine globules, as in granulated jewelry.
The hair is worked in two rows of curls projecting over the forehead. Part of the nose
is broken away, and the surface is much scarred and worn.

473. Fragment, of calcareous stone. Height, ni inches. Found at Lefca.

Front part of a bearded head, with wreath; a band of curls round the forehead.
Surface very much worn.

474. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, uf inches. Found in the ruins of a build-
ing at Lapethus.

Male figure, with beard represented as of short curls, and light mustache. A wreath
of upright leaves is bound round the head; the hair over the forehead is disposed in rows
of conventional curls. Surface scarred and damaged.