File:Ephebe of Agrigento, 480 BC, AM Agrigento, 120829.jpg

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English: Ephebe of Agrigento. Sicilian Greek work of white marble imported from Greece. Between the Archaic and the Classical periods, arround 480 BC (or 470 BC). Finding in cistern at the area of San Biagio, near the Demeter Temple in Akragas (Agrigento). Archaeological Museum of Agrigento.
Čeština: Eféb z bílého mramoru. Sicilská řecká práce z mramoru dovezeného z Řecka. Bývá identifikován také jako kúros. Z předělu archaické a klasické doby, kolem roku 480 (podle jiných údajů 470) před n. l. Nález z cesterny u San Biagio, blízko chrámu bohyně D0métér v Akragantu (Agrigentu). Archeologické muzeum v Agrigentu.
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