La Têne Culture Bronze Fibula of the Jezerine type balustervase advancing glass technology over 2

advancing glass technology over 2

and Chaldeans

sourced from quarries along the Nile from Giza to Luxor

The Dani of the central highlands—one of the region’s largest and most culturally intricate peoples—maintained a rich animist worldview

An finely cast leaded-bronze arm ring from the Ban Chiang culture of prehistoric Northeast Thailand or Laos

La Têne Culture Bronze Fibula of the Jezerine type balustervase advancing glass technology over 2La Tne Culture III, c. 35 BC 1 BC, Western or Central Europe. An exceptional and rare Jezerine type fibula, featuring a four coil spring with an internal chord. The bow is wide and flat, with a high, evenly arched ribbon like design, adorned with grooves or beading along its length. This intricate decoration is complemented by a small ornamental knot of thin horizontal bands above the narrowed foot, which ends in a squarish pierced catch plate.