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| contents | An arched niche shelters a woman's head with thick, striated braids and curls around the forehead. This stela, from a remote workshop in the Greek world, is one of the last examples of so-called Daedalic sculpture (from the name of the mythical sculptor Daidalos) in the 6th century BC. |
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| spellingShingle | Fragment of a stela Scan-the-World An arched niche shelters a woman's head with thick, striated braids and curls around the forehead. This stela, from a remote workshop in the Greek world, is one of the last examples of so-called Daedalic sculpture (from the name of the mythical sculptor Daidalos) in the 6th century BC. |
| title | Fragment of a stela |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20197792 |