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An Aeolic Shrine in Philadelphia

In the collection of the University of Pennsylvania Museum is a miniature terracotta shrine which provides one of the few extant pieces of evidence for the early development of the Aeolic order in Cyprus (pl. 91, figs. 1-3).1 The model was excavated in the last century but has received almost no attention since its first publication in i893.2 Small shrines of this general type are not uncommon from the Eastern Mediterranean,3 and other examples are known from the Cypriote Iron Age,4 but the Philadelphia model appears to be the only piece with a possible Aeolic affiliation.