Warrior statuettes.
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ETRUSCAN Anonymous: These three warriors are part of a group of statuettes that were probably used as roof decorations of a public or religious building. The warriors were probably grouped in pairs fighting face to face as part of a pediment decoration. The rounded masses and flowing and solidly constructed lines of the bodies are characteristic of Ionian-Etruscan modeling but the facial traits of the warriors are Archaic in style.
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