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Head of a youth, fragment of a funerary stele

Head of a youth, fragment of a funerary stele

Head of a youth, fragment of a funerary stele

Late Classical period, 400 BCE

Marble

H: 20 cm

Gift of Norbert Schimmel, New York, to American Friends of the Israel Museum

Accession number:

79.24.74

Archaeology/Classical Archaeology

Head of a youth, fragment of a funerary stele

Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Sara Kopelman-Stavisky

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