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)

Plate LXXXI

528. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, 5^ inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Female figure, with round fillet, marked by diagonally crossing lines, and with hair

covering the ears and temples in long tresses, ending in small curls. Tip of nose and
portion of the chin broken away. Traces of red color on the eyes and lips.

529. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, 61 inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Male head, with turban, long ear-rings, mustache, and long pointed beard. The

hair is marked around the forehead by incised lines. The beard is worked in long,
waving curls; long tresses falling behind the ears; features somewhat mutilated.

530. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, 5I inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).
Male head, wearing a pointed cap, or helmet, with edge turned back from the

forehead and temples. Over the forehead are rows of curls, roughly indicated. Surface
hacked. Traces of red color on the lips.

531. Fragment, of calcareous stone. Height, 81 inches. Found in the field west
of the temple (Golgoi).

Front portion of a head, with a broad diadem, on which are large rosettes in
relief. The beard is indicated by a slightly raised surface. Nose broken, and surface
cracked and scarred.

532. Fragment, of calcareous stone. Height, 81 inches. Found in the temple
(Golgoi).

Front portion of a bearded head, with wreath of leaves in front; a high ridge of
curls, in three rows, around the forehead. Eyebrows marked by a raised surface. Beard
divided in four parallel bands, the surface of which is covered with incised diagonal lines,
in a very archaic manner. The style of this head is large and simple, considering its
early age.

533. Head, of calcareous stone. Height, 73 inches. Found in the temple (Golgoi).