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produced ceramics that were not only treasured locally but also widely exported across Asia via extensive maritime trade networks
A delicately cast bronze double buckle
Her large pierced ears (ear ornaments now lost) and an elaborate coiffure painted in deep black complete the striking facial composition
Roman Terracotta Mortarium khmerpottery Nationalmuseet i København (https://enRoman Empire, c. 50200 AD This magnificent and rare Ancient Roman mortarium is crafted from buff terracotta, expertly wheel turned with a stepped foot and double holes on the rim for a suspension cord. The interior retains much of its original sanded surface, designed to aid in grinding and blending, while a simple channeled pouring spout allows for easy transfer of liquids. Essential in Roman culinary practices, mortaria were used to grind spices,
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