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allowing the vessel to retain its powerful sculptural impact
The globular body is richly decorated in red slip with bold black curvilinear and scroll motifs
Finely modeled globular stirrup-spout vessel exhibiting characteristic Chavín avian symbolism
mask-like face with narrow slitted eyes and defined lips beneath a deeply incised headband bearing a central wave motif
Ramesside examples are particularly recognized for their refined facial modeling and painted surface decoration
Ancient Persia – Sasanian Empire Silver Dirhem — King Khusro II (AD 590–627) allowing the vessel to retainAncient Persia Sasanian Empire Silver Dirhem King Khusro II (AD 590627) Zoroastrian Fire Altar Ex CNG Ex Gabriel Vandervort Ancient Resource, California. This is a handsome silver dirhem of Khusro II, one of the most powerful and fascinating rulers of the Sasanian Empire. His reign represents the final height of ancient Persian power before the rise of Islam making his coinage highly collectible and historically significant. The obverse shows the
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