Archaeological human clay figurine

A large archaeological human clay figurine excavated from the South African Iron Age archaeological site of Mapungubwe Hill, block 1, section 3 dating approximately AD 1220 - AD 1290. The figurine consists of a long rounded torso with two stumpy arms and broad legs, one is broken away. There is no visible buttocks at the back of the figure and the rounded head depicts facial features with two crude dug outs of clay for eyes and a mouth. There are no distinguishing features or decoration on this figurine.