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Catalogue Number: 10.A.056 Technique: Sunken Relief Material: Ivory Size: 18.85 x 5 cm Marks: Theme: Human Figures Motif: Woman Description: On a rectangular plaque a woman is depicted standing cross-legged on a small round platform. She wears a long tunic the bottom part of which is draped over her left arm. Her right arm is held along her body. Her hair is arranged in a cone and a a twisted cloth, from which three leaves protrude upward, is tied around her head. A tree branch is depicted above her. Reference: Hackin 1939, p.92, fig.162. Museum Number: MG 21317 Chapter Reference(s):
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