# Project Description: Tall Ziraʿa is an archaeological mound in northern Jordan, continuously inhabited for about 5,000 years. Its rich layers reveal ancient settlements, architecture, and artifacts, highlighting its role as a key regional center over millennia. # Description: > Fragment of a mold-made terracotta female figurine with a lion-like head (2878 / TZ 015312-001), dating to the Late Bronze Age–Iron Age. It depicts the upper body of a fertility goddess with a large centrally parted hairstyle falling over the shoulders, one visible ear, and exposed breasts. The lower part is broken off and facial details are eroded, but the fragment is otherwise stable. **Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in July 2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture. **Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the **DoA, GDH, ACOR** and German Protestant Institute of Archaeology (GPIA). For more info about Tall Zira’a: https://www.tallziraa.de/