Pop Plaggona Doll in Coloured Plaster wisdom which dates back to the

which dates back to the 6th century BC

There are serious indications that towards the end of the Neolithic era (6

The figurines with the "Folded Hands" are mostly female

were engraved with a Θ (Theta letter) and the rest with an E (Epsilon letter)

Pop Plaggona Doll in Coloured Plaster wisdom which dates back to theThe "Plaggona" (ancienter Greek doll) was one of the girls' favorite toys in ancient Greece and a forerunner of the modern doll. This kind of doll was made of wood, ivory, and mostly clay. There are Plaggona findings from the 7th century BC in the Cyclades islands, Peloponnese, Epirus and Macedonia. They hail from religious figurines, as they were found in shrines, but over the centuries they evolved into a girls' toy. They depict a female figure with