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https://www.hh.gr/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/3-thees-twn-ofewn.jpg18201024Carved from marble or modelled in clay, priestesses or goddesses lending their shapely silhouettes to votive offerings and ritual objects, female figures dominate the figurative art and pottery of prehistoric Greece, from the islands of the Aegean all the way to Minoan Crete.