B.C. Baked clay. Konya Archaeological Museum. This is the figurine of a woman in the form of a hollow vessel.
Legs are bent at the knees.
Perfume Bottle in the Shape of a Woman Gordion. Istanbul Archaeological Museums. This perfume bottle is in the shape of a woman from waist up. She is holding a small lion by the legs, which hangs upside-down in front of her belly. This figure is believed to represent the mother goddess Cybele who was the chief goddess for the Phyrgians.