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where they were used to sacrifice llamas and even in surgical practices such as cranial trephination
made of red pottery
Provenance: Finnish private collection
are traditional Thai ceramics originating from the Sukhothai Kingdom period (1238–1438)
Seljuk Pottery Oil Lamp tuaregpeople org/opencollection/objects/3774)Seljuk Empire, c. 1037 1194 AD, Persia This exquisite Seljuk pottery oil lamp, dating from approximately 10371194 AD, showcases the refined craftsmanship of the Islamic world during the high medieval period. Crafted from unglazed pottery, the lamp features a globular compressed body resting on a low ring foot, a funnel shaped neck with a slightly flaring rim, and an elegantly elongated closed spout with a narrow, spade shaped wick mouth. A gracefully