Pair Of Mycenaean Idols Psi - ?? & Phi - ?? , Greek Museum Copy Primitive Neolithic Civilization

Mycenaean idol of Psi ( ) & phi ( ), Greek museum copy from Mycenae tomb of Agamemnon , Primitive neolithic civilization -Figurines of this type first appear in the late 15th century B.C. in Mycenaean tombs & sanctuaries. They are classified according to the letter of the Greek alphabet that they represent: statuettes in Psi ( ) with the arms raised in a gesture of epiphany. According to some archaeologists, these representations are not without any connection with the Neolithic mother-goddess and, as such, should be included in the sphere of cults & rituals related to fertility & fecundity. - Height 13 You can find more ceramic idols in : https://www.etsy.com/shop/GreekAncientCosmos?section_id=13934521&ref=shopsection_leftnav_6 Each piece is unique so the colors may have small differences from item to item. Our Artworks can be sent all over the world via Greek Post Office & by A priority. After the shipping we will inform you for the tracking number. 3m , 62m Pair Of Mycenaean Idols Psi - & Phi - , Greek Museum Copy Primitive Neolithic Civilization