Seated female figurine. The face is mould-made which allows the rendering of the details while the rest is handmade. The almond-shaped eyes, the nicely formed nose, the small mouth with fleshy lips and the chin are rendered with intense plasticity. The hair is long and falls over the shoulders, framing the neck. The head is adorned with a radial "diadem", a kind of crown. The body is handmade, thin and flat like a board, which is why the term “plank-shaped figurines" is used for identifying this type of figurines. The figure is probably wearing a long garment, perhaps a veil, covering the legs. The arms, the chest and the garment belt are added elements on the rest of the torso. On the back there is a stem on which the figure is supported. The priestly posture, the radial headgear and the strongly marked breasts suggest that it may be a deity. Some researchers associate figurines of this type with Hera and others with Demeter. The figurine is attributed to a Boeotian workshop.