Should you be looking for a beautiful example of Early Greek antiques, this “Psi” idol from Phoenix Ancient Art is an outstanding choice. Decorated by hand with brownish red paint, this statue represents a woman with arms uplifted and a flat head.
This type of figure first appeared in Mycenaean tombs beginning in the 15th century B.C. As reported by a number of archeologists, these figures represent a Neolithic mother goddess. Some posit, therefore, that they should be grouped with ritual objects that were intended to help with fertility and female needs.