| Collection: | Athens, National Archaeological Museum |
| Title: | Head of a Warrior from Aegina |
| Context: | From Aegina, Harbor |
| Findspot: | Found at Aegina, near the Temple of Aphrodite (in 1920) |
| Summary: | Head of a defeated warrior, with his tongue protruding from between his pursed lips. |
| Material: | Marble |
| Sculpture Type: | Architectural |
| Category: | Separated fragments |
| Placement: | Pediment |
| Style: | Early Classical |
| Technique: | Very high relief |
| Original or Copy: | Original |
| Date: | ca. 480 BC - ca. 470 BC |
| Dimensions: | H. 0.17 m; L. 0.17 m |
| Scale: | Under life-size |
| Region: | Attica |
| Period: | Early Classical |
Form & Style: Karouzou suggets that this was the work of an Argive artist.
Condition: Head only (nearly complete)
Associated Building: Aegina, Temple of Aphrodite?
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