CIRCA 3300-3000 B.C.
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ELEVEN ANATOLIAN IDOLS
circa 3300-3000 b.c.
Including ten Tel Brak "eye" idols, two of gypsum and eight of marble, each with a rectangular body, some with rounded shoulders, with a short neck, the head with two round projections with large incised eyes, one with a conical head, some with incised details on the bodies; together with a Troy Type marble idol, with a rectangular body, short neck and rounded head, with incised eyes and brows
2 in. (6.4 cm) high for the largest (11)
circa 3300-3000 b.c.
Including ten Tel Brak "eye" idols, two of gypsum and eight of marble, each with a rectangular body, some with rounded shoulders, with a short neck, the head with two round projections with large incised eyes, one with a conical head, some with incised details on the bodies; together with a Troy Type marble idol, with a rectangular body, short neck and rounded head, with incised eyes and brows
2 in. (6.4 cm) high for the largest (11)