This statuette of a graceful woman is reproduced from a woman’s marble statue (Aphrodite) of the end of the 2nd century and the beginning of the 1st century BC, found at the excavations of Artashat.
This statuette is reproduced from the bronze figurine, which is dated by the 9th century BC and found in Tavush. The figure represents a standing man. He is tall, with an emphasized phallus.
The hollow statuette is cast and represents a bird perched on an anchor-shaped base stand; it is an imitation of a bronze statuette of the 15th-14th centuries BC, excavated from Lchashen.
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