Idol Of Lesbos Margo Sullivan -

The hammer fell in 1928 when a Greek antiquities inspector, Dimitrios Papachatzis, published a report proving that the clay used in the Sullivan Idol was not ancient Lesbian terra cotta, but a type of red clay found only in County Cork, Ireland—Sullivan’s birthplace.

This article delves into the life of a controversial figure, the artifact that defined her, and the storm of authenticity that still swirls around the so-called "Idol of Lesbos." idol of lesbos margo sullivan