The "Apollo of Amyklai" is a significant ancient Greek statue representing the god Apollo, located in the sanctuary of Amyklai, near Sparta. This statue, created in the 6th century BCE, is notable for its size and artistic detail, showcasing the idealized form of the god, who was associated with music, prophecy, and healing. The statue was part of a larger cult site dedicated to Apollo, where rituals and festivals were held in his honor. The site included a temple and other structures, emphasizing the importance of Apollo in the local culture and religion of the Spartan people.