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TWELVE ANCIENT BACTRIAN RELICS, AFGHANISTAN
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Near Eastern: Metalwork Pre AD 1000: item #472652 BACTRIA
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The twelve assorted and individually priced antiquities in this group (97.57HD; 97.280HD; 100.11 and 12HD; 100.63HD; 100.68DHD; 100.167E and GHD; and 100.253M, AP, FH and HHHD) were all found in the Bronze Age kingdom of Bactria during the Russian occupation. Located in the northern deserts of Afghanistan, the relics in this interesting and rare group all date somewhere from the 3rd to 1st Millennium BC and include the following stone and bronze types: arrowheads, mace heads, spear points, jewel... Click for details
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ANCIENT BRONZE BRACELET, HITTITE: EX HEFLIN
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Near Eastern: Metalwork Pre AD 1000: item #348649 AXH.0230.7
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$600.00
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From the estate of the world traveler, Dr. Allen Heflin, this heavy bronze bracelet (AXH230.73) was acquired in Turkey and attributed to the Hittite Empire, c.2nd Millennium BC. Measuring just shy of 3 ½” in outside diameter, the heavy bronze bar is well patinated and sparsely coated with a patchy encrustation that can be at least partially flaked off with a finger nail. Both ends of the open bracelet are decorated with the head of an animal that has dragon like attributes. The faintest remnant ... Click for details
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ANCIENT BRONZE SNAKE HEAD BRACELET, ASSYRIAN
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Near Eastern: Metalwork Pre AD 1000: item #339461 97.3HD
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$300.00
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This 2 ½” wide cast bronze wire bracelet (97.3HD) has been identified as Assyrian dating into the 1st millennium BC. In overall very good condition with no significant metal loss, the surface of the bracelet is heavily patinated and encrusted with a layer of copper salts and a few patches of mud. The bracelet could probably be cleaned for contemporary wear, but the surface would almost certainly be heavily pitted. From Syria, the bracelet comes with a small display card, a map of the Middle East... Click for details
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BRONZE DRAGON HEAD BRACELET FROM BACTRIA
Antiques: Regional Art: Ancient World: Near Eastern: Metalwork Pre AD 1000: item #295663 97.56HD
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$1300.00
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This beautifully crafted, almost 1¼ pound bronze circlet (97.56HD) was found during the Russian occupation in the ancient oasis kingdom of Bactria located in the deserts of north Afghanistan and now known as BMAC (Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex). Heavily patinated and encrusted with copper salts, it is a spectacular example of the early bronze worker's art. Dating c.2500-1500BC, and almost certainly too heavy to have been worn as a bracelet, the ends are formed into 'dragon heads' (poss... Click for details
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