A TERRACOTTA FIGURE OF A WOMAN HOLDING A CORNUCOPIA, standing on a rectangular base, her right leg crossed in front of her left, leaning back on a rock on which she rests her right arm, in the crook of her elbow she holds a large cornucopia overflowing with fruit, her left hand rests on her hip and her himation has fallen around her waist and is draped over her left arm leaving her partially clad, her head is turned to her right and she wears a stephane in her hair which is drawn back in a chignon, traces of pink on the drapery and yellow in her hair, irregular vent, circa 2nd-1st Century B.C., perhaps from Myrina