Two Mycenaean women and baby 15th-14th C. BCE
"Ivory figurine representing two seated, bare-breasted female deities and a child leaning on their knees, the so called “ivory triad”. One cloak covers both women. A masterpiece of Mycenaean art. From the Mycenae acropolis, palace area. (15th-14th century B.C)"
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| Small Sculpture, ivory carvings: Two women (Goddesses?) and child. From the Acropolis of Mycenae, 15 to 14 century BC, National Archaeological Museum of Athens N 7711. (Ivory figurine representing two seated, bare-breasted female deities and a small child, possibly a young God.) |
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