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Seleucid or Parthian statuette of a woman with movable arms, between 1st century BCE-3rd century AD
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It's interesting that the elbows rather than the shoulders are articulated, whereas modern dolls with one point of articulation in the arm articulate the shoulders (in my experience).
The feet might also have been articulated at the ankles, but I don't see why someone would do that. Could the hole in the bottom of the right leg be for a pin holding the foot attached instead?
Yeah I wish there was more pictures