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Head of
Asklepios
Marble head of elderly man, with full wavy
hair and beard; Probably late Hellenistic; Butrint Archaeological
Museum, Inv. 60; Stolen from the Butrint Archaeological Museum
in 1991
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Fragmentary
statue of Mercury leaning on a herm
A herm with a bearded male head
acts as support for a figure of Mercury, of which only parts of
the left shoulder and mantle survive; Late Hellenistic –
early Imperial; Butrint Archaeological Museum, Inv. 12; Stolen
from Butrint in 1991
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The warrior
of Sosikles
Statue of a cuirassed man signed by the
Athenian sculptor Sosikles; First century AD; Sent to Italy in
1940; possibly destroyed by allied bombing in 1943
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Fragment
of relief with nude male figure
Relief depicting a nude male from
lower abdomen to the middle of the thighs, in movement towards
the left; First-second century AD; Butrint Archaeological Museum,
Inv. 179; Appears to be missing; possibly stolen in 1991
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Goddess
of Butrint/Dea di Butrinto
Statue of a women wearing a long
belted chiton and a large mantle draped around her hips and left
shoulder in generous folds. Traditionally known as the ‘Goddess
of Butrint’, and associated with a head currently in the
National Museum in Tirana (inv. no. 1227 – see photo), though
final confirmation of this association awaits the rediscovery
of the statue; Early first century AD; Sent to Naples on loan
in 1940; possibly destroyed by allied bombing in 1943
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Small
portrait head of a man
The head, probably from a marble
relief, represent an unbearded man with short cropped hair and
furrowed brow; Early Imperial; No record of the head exists since
its excavation in 1928-1932
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Portrait
head of a woman
Marble portrait head of Roman matron
with a hairstyle in the manner of Agrippina the Younger; Mid-first
century AD (Claudian); Butrint Archaeological Museum, Inv. 535;
Stolen from the Butrint Archaeological Museum in 1991
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Large
Herculaneum Woman (‘Grande Hercolanese’)
Marble statue of veiled, standing
woman; body entirely covered by her drapery; right hand drawing
part of the mantle diagonally across her chest; First half of
first century AD; Butrint Archaeological Museum, Inv. 584; Statue
sent to Italy in 1940; still unaccounted for. Top of skull missing.
Head stolen from the Butrint Archaeological Museum in 1991, returned
in 2003
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