Aulos player (NAMA 3910)

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Flute player and harp player from Keros

The statuette of an aulos player in the National Archaeological Museum of Athens (NAMA, inventory number Π 3910) belongs to the group of so-called Cycladic idols of early Cycladic art and was made between the 28th and 23rd centuries BC. Dated.

It is a marble statuette depicting a playing aulet in a standing position. He holds his instrument with both hands. The nose is the only sculpted feature of the face. The aulos player was found together with the statuette of a harp player and two female canonical idols in a grave on the Cycladic island of Keros .

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