Four Terracotta Figurines, 2nd Millenium B.C.

comprising a Syro-Hittite figure of a goddess of slender flattened form with short outstreched arms, wearing a notched girdle and applied collar, her bird-like face with large circular eyes and pierced coiffure, and three Elamite goddesses, each with hands held under breasts.

acquired in the 1970s or earlier (prior to 1979), probably in Jerusalem

From left to right in catalogue image, the first repaired and restored, the second repaired across knees with large chip on one knee as shown, small repair on upper coiffure visible in photograph, the third repaired across neck, surface worn, and the fourth repaired and restored across neck and shoulders, and also across lower legs, surface worn and weathered.
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For the Elamite figures cf. The Royal City of Susa, Ancient Near Eastern Treasures in the Louvre, P.O. Harper, J. Aruz, and  F. Tallon eds., New York, 1992, nos. 123-133.