Considerable quantities of human and animal figurines have been found on the peak sanctuaries of Crete. They are sometimes accompanied by clay models of anatomical parts, arms, and legs – healing offerings that occur in cult places of many periods. The peak sanctuary of Petsophas, next to Palaikastro, is one of the best known for this period (Rutkowski 1991). Cult caves, like those of Arkalochori, or Psychro on the Lasithi plateau (Watrous 1996), have produced similar finds. Figurines and zoomorphic vessels also come from urban sanctuaries and burials (Jones 1999).