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Terracotta figurine from the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Harappa, Indian - They are typically made of fired clay (terracotta) and often depict female figures. The features are often schematic, created by adding clumps of clay. The figurines commonly feature elaborate adornments, such as necklaces, chokers, and head-dresses, and are often shown wearing a girdle around the hips. The figurine in the image displays a distinct V-shaped band across its upper torso and a band around its waist. Despite their prevalence, the exact purpose and meaning of these human figurines remain a mystery to archaeologists. They provide insights into the material culture of one of the world's oldest Bronze Age civilizations. Size: 10 cm Height