Greek

The stylized silhouette of this figurine suggests a ram, although it omits the details of fleece, eyes, or hooves. Only the most necessary features have been included. The horns, though not following the curve found in nature, follow the muzzle in an arc that lends grace to the piece. This streamlined, simple form is a hallmark of the Geometric period, known for its geometrically patterned pottery as well s abstract human and animal statuettes. This diminutive sculpture was most likely left as an offering to a divinity.