Marble figurine of a man of the 'hunter-warrior' type

This figurine represents a man wearing a diagonal shoulder-strap (baldric) and belt. He holds one arm across his waist while the other is raised, with incised fingers. His eyes surivive as faint 'gjosts': paint that is now lost has protected the surface to create eyes in very low relief. Male Cycladic figurines are outnumbered by females in all periods, and the late 'hunter-warriors' are very rare indeed. The type is so-called because some are shown with a dagger as well as the typical baldric. Only three other relatively well-preserved examples are known worldwide.