Early Cycladic Objects from Ios Formerly in the Finlay Collection

Robert Arnott

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies

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Whilst visiting Ios during his Cycladic tour of 1837, George Finlay purchased a number of Early Cycladic objects, which include four marble figurines (three of folded arm type), three marble vessels and a lead figurine now thought to be fake. This article traces the current whereabouts of these objects, describes and illustrates them, examines the detail of their original purchase and places them within the current framework of Early Cycladic chronology.

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