Two ancient Greek terracotta artifacts, a bust of a goddess and a head of a goddess, both dating to around 500 BC. The bust of a goddess is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the ancient Greek artisans. The terracotta material, commonly used in ancient Greek art, showcases their skill in creating detailed and lifelike representations. The head of a goddess is another significant relic from the same period, displaying fine details and delicate features. The representation of a goddess was a common subject in ancient Greek art, as the Greeks had a rich and diverse array of deities. Ancient Greek Archaeological Artifacts And Art Collectibles.

Dimensions: Larger piece without stand H 3 1/2 in. All measurements are approximate.