Bronze burmese. Except for decay and gray-gray or green dirt deposits on the surface, as well as some butts, perfectly preserved. Gold-blonde Bronze Age still here and there, especially below, about. Thin-walled cast, soldered in afterwards, separately molded ears. Flat bottom rotated with concentric rings from below. The lower end of the ears is adorned with a downwardly pointed three-pointed leaf, cross band in relief above it, frontal men's head and slightly lobed lower end underneath. Details male head with burijn completed so that hairdress and facial lines resemble indigenous people (
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Penta Springs Limited / Alamy Stock PhotoImage ID:
2B0D749File size:
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2250 x 2796 px | 19.1 x 23.7 cm | 7.5 x 9.3 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
6 October 2019Photographer:
ArtokoloroMore information:
This image could have imperfections as it’s either historical or reportage.
Bronze burmese. Except for decay and gray-gray or green dirt deposits on the surface, as well as some butts, perfectly preserved. Gold-blonde Bronze Age still here and there, especially below, about. Thin-walled cast, soldered in afterwards, separately molded ears. Flat bottom rotated with concentric rings from below. The lower end of the ears is adorned with a downwardly pointed three-pointed leaf, cross band in relief above it, frontal men's head and slightly lobed lower end underneath. Details male head with burijn completed so that hairdress and facial lines resemble indigenous people (Celts or Batavians). Perhaps the piece has been updated by a native bronze worker., Crockery, amphora, metal, bronze, height: 22.1 cm, roman 1-79, Netherlands, Gelderland, Renkum, Doorwerth, Rijn