terracotta figures representing the weathy elite ancient greece british museum london

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Terracotta figures representing the weathy elite of Ancient Greece at the British Museum in London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Terracotta amphoras of the weathy elite of Ancient Greece at the British Museum in London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bronze head of a woman in the guise of Aphrodite at the British Museum in London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bronze head of a woman or goddess wearing a diadem at the British Museum in London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Terracotta figures representing the weathy elite of Ancient Greece at the British Museum in London. The statuettes were called Tanangras as many were discovered at Tanagra, central Greece.