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Scylla bronze figurine


Scylla is shown nude from the waist up with a sea serpent tail and 3 dogs' heads growing from her abdomen. She has a cloak draped over her outstretched left arm. Her fist is closed, probably because she once held an oar, now missing. In her right arm is lowered held slightly out from her side. In her right hand she holds a rock.
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    Bronze figurine of Scylla found in Katafylli, Karditsa, Greece. National Archaeological Museum Athens X21084.

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    Image Source
    National Archaeological Museum Athens X21084
    Subjects
    Scylla
    Type
    Image
    License
    Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike
    Properties
    Agent
    Unknown
    Date
    late 4th century BCE
    Culture
    Greek
    Medium
    Bronze
    Dimensions
    h. 9 cm, l. 11.4 cm
    Location
    National Archaeological Museum Athens
    Image Credit
    Wikimedia: Gre regiment

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