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Recomposed statuette of a female figure with large thighs holding her breasts. She wears a necklace on her chest and a diadem. Her pubis is indicated by dots. Beige terracotta. Iran, Middle-Elamite period, c. 1500-1000 BC. (broken and reattached, plaster restorations). H: 18.2 cm

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Recomposed statuette of a female figure with large thighs holding her breasts. She wears a necklace on her chest and a diadem. Her pubis is indicated by dots. Beige terracotta. Iran, Middle-Elamite period, c. 1500-1000 BC. (broken and reattached, plaster restorations). H: 18.2 cm

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