A large marble relief of classical times with an upright representation, peculiar female figure. The column has a height of 1.20m. and a width of 0.60 m and is saved fragmentally, since there are clear indications that it continued upwards, where the form is missing, but also to the right, as shown by a "tooth" formed in the upper right corner of the re glyph. The figure stands on a front with a veneered veil that forms a rich trunk and short form. The veil sticks to the body, letting its diaphragm appear, and drops with dense and deep creases on the sides of the shape. With his right hand he holds an unbroken round object, on which the palm of his hand is saved. In the proposed left hand that has been completely worked, it keeps a cylindrical object, the upper part of which has been left semi-active, perhaps a compass cover. The left leg is stationary while the right leg is raised and pushes at the tips of the fingers. The end of the veins of the web near the right foot gives the impression of the movement of the form. It is likely that the relief comes from a large burial monument with sculptural decoration or perhaps a temple. During soil support works in the SE area of the site was revealed a section of embossed tombstone. Save the top right column, save. length. 0.42m, width 0.33m. and with a thickness of 0.1 μm. As seen from the section, it was a large-scale column made of white fine-grained Parian marble. This column is typologically classified as a column of columns belonging to the island and is represented in particular in Paros by several examples, which date back to the 5th century BC. On the well-sanded surface of the front side, to the left of the viewer, a woman's hand is depicted in side view.
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