Fig. 215.—Bearded male figure, seated (Marduk?).
Fig. 216.—Man with flower in his hand.
Fig. 217.—Woman with flower in her hand.
9. Of the Parthian period there are numerous examples of a standing man with a flower in the right hand, which is laid on the breast; the left hand is hanging down and holds a wreath (?). He is clothed in a sleeved garment that reaches to the knees, and wears trousers; in addition he has a cloak with a hood that covers his head and chin, leaving his moustache visible; round his hips is a girdle with the ends hanging down. The cross ribbing on the sleeves and trousers is characteristic of this period (Fig. [216]).
Fig. 218.—Woman holding palm branch (?).
