From the Artemision at Ephesus, found in trench 421 under the north foundation of Croesus’ temple (for the location of the trench see Pülz 2009, plan 1; on the excavation, Bammer 1988, 1–4, fig. 1–3). Its findspot is situated 5–8 m east of the square limestone “Cult Base D” (see above, No. 19), at the level of an ashy layer that adjoined to the limestone base and contained charcoal, animal bones, pottery and numerous precious votives (on the stratigraphy: Bammer 1988, 2, fig. 1–2; Weissl 2003/04, 189). Together with No. 143 were found a Phoenician ivory sheet with the engraved depiction of a goddess (Bammer 1988, 10–11, fig. 14; Hölbl 1993, 244–249, pl. 22:2; G. Hölbl in: Seipel 2008, 178, cat. no. 134) and three further gold objects (Pülz 2009, 268, 311, 318–319, cat. nos. 237, 421, 461, pl. 23, colorpl. 13). On the dating see no. 19."