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The Second Helmeted Head from Old Nisa

Painted clay sculptures hold an important place amongst the finds from Nisa. The sizeable and stylistically homogenous sculptures were probably made by one artist, or one artistic school, and decorated the main buildings of the central complex of Old Nisa: the square hall, the round hall and the first floor of the tower-shaped structure. The highly representative collection of sculptures derives from the building with the square hall, where the largest and most important fragments were found (Pilipko 1988; 1996). During the last and final phase of excavation of this building, interesting new finds of sculptures were made, including a number of heads which were hardly identified before 1995.