Neolithic statue called as 'the thinker'. Large solid figurine from Karditsa Thessaly. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC.

Neolithic statue called 'the Kourotrofos' - Nurse. Clay figurine of a woman with a n infant in her arms. From Sesklo.

Marble anthropomorphic statuette from Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens.

Acrolithic figurine. Clay schematic figurine. From Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Marble female idols from Sparta. Middle Neolithic Period 6th millenium BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Coroplastic art - clay idol. Early and Middle Neolithic periods (6800-5300 BC.). Come from Thessaly, from Chr. Tsountas' excavations. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Clay female statue. Hollow inside, perhaps an anthropomorphic vase. It was found at the beginning of the 20th cent. probably in Euboea. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Clay schematic statuette. With a socket in the base of the neck for an inserted acrolithic stone head. From Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Clay schematic figurine. With a socket in the base of the neck for an inserted acrolithic stone head. From Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Neolithic clay idols.  Early and Middle Neolithic periods (6800-5300 BC.). Come from Thessaly, from Chr. Tsountas' excavations. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Coroplastic art. Early and Middle Neolithic periods (6800-5300 BC.). Come from Thessaly, from Chr. Tsountas' excavations. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Marble acrolithic figurine heads. One has painted red ornaments. From Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Stone anthropomorphic amulet. Of black steatite. It wears a mask or horned diadem. From Sesklo. Late Neolithic period (5300-4500 BC.). National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Naturalistic marble female idol form the eastern Thessalian settlements of Neolithic period (5300-3200 BC). Museum of Volos - Thessaly.