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Ceramic painting game - Mycenaean Phi and Psi figurines

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Terracotta figurines depicting female figures. They were probably connected with Mycenaean cult deities. Their names come from the corresponding letters of the Greek alphabet Φ (Phi) and Ψ (Psi). Similar figurines have been found in many parts of Greece, with variations in their painted decoration. These figurines were found at Mycenae. Mycenaean period, 14th-13th century B.C. \National Archaeological Museum, Athens

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