The figurine is complete and undamaged. It is rather crudely made, which could be a product of its size. Unfortunately, although this figurine was given an 'x' number by the excavators, it was actually found in the sieve, so that precise co-ordinates are not available and it is not known whether it was in association with any other artefacts or with deposits of particular natures. This is the only figurine from Summit area known to me from 1997, although I would be surprised if no fragments had been found in the dry sieve or heavy residue. Bach area produced 21 figurines, most of them fragmentary.
Damage comprises the loss of the tip of the nose and part of the left leg.
The figurine is 29.7mm high, which is about average for this type of figure. The head is rounded, not triangular as in many examples, and has a clearly-defined cap or mop of hair surmounting a face whose main feature is a long narrow pointed nose. It does not have legs, just a roughly conical base which is this instance is undermined at the front to accentuate the belly. Unfortunately the head is missing. This figurine appears to overlap the boundaries of human and humanoid in a way that was seen in a number of figures found in 1996 and several other examples found this year.