The head with broad face with large almond shaped eyes and a wide mouth with thick lips with raised tips. The hairstyle, influenced by the Egyptian style, with thick curly hair.
Terracotta figurines of Astarte (Ashtoret), were prominent in daily Israelite religious practice, and were worshiped probably by women. They have been excavated in Judean sites, particularly in Jerusalem, from where the finest examples come, dating mostly to the eighth and seventh centuries BCE.

Measurements: Height: 6 cm - Width: 3.5 cm - Height on stand: 12 cm

Condition: Very good condition as found

Beautifully mounted on a museum quality Lucite "Plexi-Glass" display stand on high quality

Found in Hebron "City of Abraham" south of Jerusalem, Israel