Figurine illustrating a female figure at a praying position. The specific figurine is interesting as it presents elements that are indicative of the relations between Lemnos and other areas of the Aegean Sea during the early Archaic period. The figurine has been reunited from many fragments, but still it does not survive intact as the head, the neck, and parts from the torso and the upper limps are missing. The figurine is wheelmade. Its cylindrical body is attributed in a frontal stance and bears decorations only on the front. The female figure wears a long, sleeveless garment adorned with the typical early Lemnian motifs bearing spiral shapes, meanders and compact triangles. The hemline is decorated with chains and dangling circular medals. It is quite similar to Cretan figurines and, on the whole, the particular work most likely dates back to the Late Minoan period.