The reeds are light, easy to bend when wet or damp, and locally available. Reed and twine were ideal materials for making the statues' internal framework. When modeled, the wet plaster took the impressions of the reeds and twine, which are beautifully preserved on the inside surface of the statue.
Over time, this reed core disintegrated, leaving behind the plaster 'shell' of the statue and a hollow interior. The reed core provided a sturdy form onto which the plaster was modeled. The bundles of reeds were lashed together using twine.
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