Αcrolithic figurine

Pendant in the form of a miniature triangular marble head of a Neolithic acrolithic figurine with painted geometric shapes denoting the features of the face. Such heads were placed on unadorned, stylized terracotta bodies. Acrolithic figurines, mostly female, have been found inside houses, and their use could be connected to fertility, i.e. deities capable of ensuring a good harvest. Thessaly, Late Neolithic period (4500-3200 BC).