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Colossal Artemisia at The British Museum, London

This colossal statue of a member of the Hekatomnid dynasty was traditionally identified at Artemisia. It was found in the main deposit of sculpture outside the northern peribolos wall, carved from one block of Pentelic marble about 350 BC.
Several other heads and fragments of female figures of this scale also survive. The hairstyle, arranged in snail-shell curls, is characteristics of portraits of female members of the dynasty, and here it is covered by a sakkos (tight-fitting cap) and a veil. The woman wears a short-sleeved chiton (tunic) fastened with buttons at the shoulders, and over this is draped an himation (cloak). She also wears high-soled sandals, the straps of which would have been rendered in paint.
 

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