311: Terracotta Statuettes of the Bronze Age

Department Archive
Collection 1936 Exhibition Collection
Reference No. 1936/2/2/11
Level Item
Dimensions 74 x 56 cm
Scope and Content Card base with five black and white photographs and two colour illustrations attached, labelled a-d,f,e,g. The number 311 is pasted in the lower left corner, partly over the corner of image f (1936/02/02/11/05). "N. Greece" is written in ink in the lower right corner. Each image has beside it a later annotation in pencil giving a bibliographic reference. The original description in the catalogue reads: "Terracotta statuettes of the Bronze Age from various sites in Thessaly. b. A stone pestle and mortar. d, e, f. Statuettes of local type, with terracotta bodies and heads of painted stone."
Notes In the Exhibition Catalogue this is under the subheading "Prehistoric Thessaly and Macedon"
Related records [BSA SPHS/1/6833.C6842], Perachora: Temple models from Perachora and Argive Heraeum in the gallery space of the 1936 Exhibition, Burlington House, London, 1936
[1936/2/2/11/1], Sub-item, 311a: A Stone Pestle and Mortar
[1936/2/2/11/2], Sub-item, 311b: Terracotta Statuette
[1936/2/2/11/3], Sub-item, 311c: Terracotta Statuette
[1936/2/2/11/4], Sub-item, 311d: Terracotta Statuette
[1936/2/2/11/5], Sub-item, 311f: Terracotta Statuette
[1936/2/2/11/6], Sub-item, 311e: Terracotta Statuette
[1936/2/2/11/7], Sub-item, 311g: Terracotta Statuette
[BSA SPHS/1/4309.8868], Tsangli, Millstone and grinder, pestles and mortars, 1910
[BSA SPHS/1/4326.8886], Seated male terracotta figurine from near Larissa, Latest 1912
[BSA SPHS/1/2557.6839], Zerelia, terracotta seated figure in profile, from 7th settlement, 1908
[BSA SPHS/1/4285.8843], Rakhmani, Pithos fragments (above) and Acrolithic figures (below), 1910
[BSA SPHS/1/6841.C6850], View of the work of W.S. George as shown at the 1936 exhibition at Burlington House, London: 339 and 340. The Acropolis of Athens, 341. Fresco of a Young Armed Warrior (Acropolis Museum), 342. Head of Seti I, in soft limestone, once coloured. XIXth dynast, 1936