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126:. The layout of the text meant that the viewer could read the most crucial part of the text from a frontal position ("Euthydikos... dedicated "), but required them to move around the sculpture in order to read the whole text. This movement of the viewer mirrors that of the chariots on the figure's himation.
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of this trench had been compromised the layer in which the kore was found in was taken to be the
Perserschutt. However, as Andrew Stewart argues this layer may be Kimonian or Periklean backfill against the south wall. Further, Stewart maintains that the burning observed on the Euthydikos kore is in
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146:. He also notes that the kore is not facially mutilated, suggesting that it was not vandalised by the Persians. This implies that the koreâs date may be placed later in the 470s and that the Severe Style developed after the
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draped from the right shoulder. The himation was once decorated with painted bands which Winter discerns as depicting two four-horse chariots, wrapping around the figure's left shoulder and disappearing behind her hair. A
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54:. It was destroyed during the
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58:of 480 BCE and found in the
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