Ivory figurines from the Mycenae acropolis, palace area.
15th-14th centuries BC.

Ivory figurine representing two seated, bare-breasted female deities and a small child, possibly a young god. One cloak covers both women. Mycenae acropolis, palace area.
15th-14th centuries BC.

Source: National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece

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Athens Attica Bronze Age Ivory Mycenae Mycenaean National Archaeological Museum Original Photo Sculpture Statuettes