Terracotta centaur, the horse body is wheel-made with a small hole in the chest of the horse for ventilation during firing. The human portion is handmade. Reddish-brown paint decorates the horse back and human chest and arms with geometric patterns. The left arm is missing just below the bicep. The right arm is bent with the six-fingered hand resting on his hip. There is a vertical gash on the front left leg at approximately the knee. The head was broken off and reattached.

Terracotta figurine of a centaur, possibly intended to depict Chiron based on the gash incised on the lower left front leg. Excavated from Toumba cemetery, Lefkandi, Euboea. 

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Image Source
Subjects
centaur
Chiron
Type
Image
License
Creative Commons Attribution
Agent
Unknown
Date
ca. second half of the 10th century BCE
Culture
Greek
Medium
terracotta
Dimensions
36 cm tall
Location
Archaeological Museum of Eretria
Image Credit
wikimedia: Jebulon