Geometric period figurine photo gallery from greek museums

Seated male figurine
Seated male figurine holding a vase with both hands. 8th c. BC. Eretria. Temple of Apollo Daphnephoros.
National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Horse figurine
750-700 BC. Sanctuary of Aphaia. National Archaeological Museum of Athens.
waterspout
Waterspout in the form of a lion's head with frog crouched on top 650 BC. Samos Sanctuary of Hera. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Core
Female figurine (core) wearing a light tunic (chiton) and an obliquely draped mantle (himation). Late 6th c. BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Charioteer
Charioteer figurine. Orientalising art. About 700 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Egyptian figurine
Egyptian figurine of Harpokrates. 664 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Griffin protomes
Griffin protomes from the decoration of the shoulder of cauldrons . 7th c. BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Winged male
Cauldron handle attachement in the form of a winged male figure. Oriental workshop. Late 8th c.BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Warrior figurine
Warrior figurine wearing a helmet of Corinthian type, from the decoration of the handle of a tripod cauldron. About 700 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Nude male
Nude male figurine from the decoration of the handle of a tripod cauldron. 750 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Bull protome
Possibly from the decoration of a cauldron. Late 8th c. BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Female figurine
9th cent. BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Warrior figurine
From the decoration of the handle of a tripod cauldron. He would hold a spear in the left hand , and the reins of the horse in the right. 750 BC. Delphi. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Male figurine
From the decoration of the handle of a tripod cauldron. He would hold a spear in the right hand. About 725 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
fibula
Fibula of Attic-Boeotian type. The catch-plate bears an incised depiction of battle scenes: on one side Heracles fighting the Siamese twins, the Moliones or Aktoriones, and on the other two archers on a ship. About 700-675 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens
Seated male figurine
Seated male figurine holding a vase with both hands. 8th c. BC. Eretria. Temple of Apollo Daphnephoros.
National Archaeological Museum of Athens