To My Family and Uğraş Uzun - Bilkent University

hand holds the reins of a horse rearing towards the right. The figure is wearing
boots without laces. His hair is curly and cut short at the nape. He is beardless
and young. The face does not have a portrait character, however, the facial
features are clear. The pupils have been carved as if he is looking up. The tip of
his nose and the chin have been broken off (ancient damage). There are
encrustations on the broken parts of his face and within the folds of his clothes.
The figure has not been polished and tiny chisel marks are visible on the entire
surface.
Figure L. Standing young male figure (an attendant) (Fig. 76) wearing a
belted short chiton and a chlamys draped over the right shoulder fastened with a
conical brooch. The body is shown frontally and the head is turned to his left. The
weight of the body is on the right leg, which is straight and stands firmly on the
ground. The left leg is curved from the knee. The left arm is entirely within the
chlamys and the left hand holds an empty cornucopia. The right arm is bent,
holding a spear at a slight angle, of which only the spearhead remains. He is
wearing boots with laces. His hair grows half way down to his neck. He is
beardless and young. The face does not have a portrait character, however, the
facial features are clear. The pupils have been carved as if he is looking up. There
are encrustations on his right arm and within the folds of his clothes. The figure
has not been polished and tiny chisel marks are visible on the entire surface.
Figure M1. Young male mounted on a horse (Fig. 77). The body and the
head are in profile and are turned right. He is wearing a belted short chiton and a
chlamys draped over the right shoulder fastened with a conical brooch. The skirts
of the chiton are pulled up so as to leave his right leg almost entirely naked. The
right arm is raised holding a spear about to pierce a lion (Figure N). The left arm
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