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Funerary Ornaments
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The Michael C. Rockefeller Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. F. William L. Villareal 1995
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Sculpture from the funerary chamber of Toya (Peal de Becerro, Jaén, Spain)
Sculpture from the funerary chamber of Toya (Peal de Becerro, Jaén, Spain)
Sculpture in round bundle carved in limestone. It represents a herbivore that lacks his head. Currently this sculptural fragment is preserved in the Museo Arqueológico Nacional of ...
Silver dress pin with rosette motif
Silver dress pin with rosette motif
Clothing pin (fibula) with a rosette motif. This type of clothing pin is worn by Berber women in the Middle Atlas region. Besides being used to tie wrapping cloths the clothing pin...
Ottoman funerary inscription on a Hellenistic or Roman relief
Ottoman funerary inscription on a Hellenistic or Roman relief
Hellenistic or Roman relief depicting half a rosette. It could belong to an architectural sculpture or to a funerary stele or part of a sarcophagus. During the Ottoman period it w...
Covered tripod cauldron (ding)
Covered tripod cauldron (ding)
Cold-painted funerary ware simulating an inlaid bronze or lacquered vessel; bowl-shaped container supported by three cabriole legs terminating in hoof-shaped feet; two rectangular ...
Shallow Bowl with Tall Foot and Knobbed Lid
Shallow Bowl with Tall Foot and Knobbed Lid
Interior: in the center a whirl pattern in black bounded by a checker border between two stripes of applied purple. Around an animal zone, panther, goose, panther, goose, lion, ibe...
Signs of Order, Mohammed AliOr, Egypt.
Signs of Order, Mohammed AliOr, Egypt.
Sexuddig gold star with concave sides. Round, slightly arched, white enamelled medallion with gold Arabic script, in the middle a round, arched plate covered with green enamel with...