Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Hrsg.]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 2) (New York, 1894)

Plate XII.

86. Buff terra cotta. Height, 4% inches. Found in a tomb at Ormidia, near
Famagousta.

Fragment of figurine, originally with raised arms. Flat round mat on the head, from
which protrudes the hair. Arched eyebrows and other features, moulded. Fragment of necklace
remaining. Head much defaced ; both arms, and all of the body below the waist, broken away.

87. Buff terra cotta. Height, 7^ inches. Found in a tomb at Ormidia near
Famagousta.

Female figure ; rude ; cylindrical; conical base. Nose and (small) breasts prominent;
head-dress mitre-shaped (undivided), decorated with red and brown ; eyes, bands about the arms
and about the lower part of the body, brown ; mouth, neck, bust, and hands, red.

88. Red terra cotta, exterior now gray. Height, 4% inches. Found in a tomb at
Ormidia.

Rudely formed cylindrical figure, flaring at base ; head flattened transversely to a wedge
(or wedge-shaped head-dress ?) at top ; arms uplifted.

89. Buff terra cotta, colored red, but now gray. Height, 8% inches. Found near
No. 86.

Female figure ; cylindrical body formed on a wheel; upraised arms. Face much more
artistically moulded than the rest of the figure, as if a later modification of a retained archaic
type. Hair in curly clusters, colored brown ; as are also the eyebrows and lashes.

90. Buff terra cotta, colored red, but now grayish. Height, 9% inches. Found near
the last.

Rude female figure ; body cylindrical, with widely flaring base, formed on a wheel; arms
uplifted. Nose prominent. High head-dress, transversely flattened, broken at edges, and
decorated in brown. Eyes, hair, necklace, bands, and zig-zag on the body, brown ; mouth red
and brown.