Head of a terracotta figurine representing a woman with almond-shaped eyes. Her hair is decorated along a front roll with incised circles, and she wears circular earrings. Although the head is tiny (10 cm high), it has an extraordinary sense of monumentality. The style is under strong Greek influence near the end of the sixth century B.C.

From rescue excavation near the church of Agios Andronicos.
Cypro-Archaic II (Sixth century B.C.)
Inv. MMA 98/ AEA 963