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May 2126, 2022
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LOT 72

Lot 72

Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC

Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC
Lot 72 Details
Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC

including an ivory mother-goddess figure and a pottery bearded figural vessel appliqué, see note
longest length 5.1 in — 13 cm

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $2,160
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

Lot Report

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Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC
  • Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC
  • Two Anatolian Syro-Hittite Culture Artefacts, 14th-13th century BC
Note:

This lot is accompanied by two related books:

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
BEYOND BABYLON: ART, TRADE AND DIPLOMACY IN THE SECOND MILLENNIUM B.C.
New Haven and London,, Yale University Press, 2008

U. Bahadir Alkim
ANATOLIA I,
Geneva, Nagel Publishers, 1968

CONDITION DETAILS

Excavated.

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