This limestone seated human figure is probably a woman. The figure, with pillar-shaped legs, is geometric-shaped. The small head, finished only on the triangular face, has very schematic facial features, with large lozenge-shaped eyes (black outlined), large rectangular nose carved in low relief, and small straight incised line for the mouth. The head is flat on the top. The fingers and toes are indicated with incised lines. Small protruding breasts are positioned between the hands. The waist line (blackened) is indicated by a deep groove and it is visible on the lateral sides and on the back. On the back three parallel incised and blackened lines indicate the spine and the back of the arms. On the lateral sides the arms show two blackened parallel lines, curved at right angle, an unusual element in this kind of statuettes. Details of the seat and dress are not indicated. A similar statuette is housed in the British Museum (BM 14157).