Terracotta figurines unearthed in Kibyra excavations between 2006 – 2015

After the technical and stylistic evaluation of 104 figurines, which were divided into groups, they were compared with similar samples. As a result of the examinations made on figurines, it was found that all of them were mold making. The information in the catalog shows details of the figurines, the finds and similar examples of the same type. It was also found that divine identities such as Aphrodite and Eros, theatrical subjects, and humorous grotesque figurines were loved and animal figurines left as votive objects in childrens' graves were in high demand. Data and the contexts of the artifacts, if any, were discussed and suggestions were made on the functions and the dates of the figurines. This study will help to date and group the new finds to be uncovered during the ongoing excavations in the city.