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| Dating: | | 900 BC700 BC |
| Origin: | | Middle East, Ancient Iran, Luristan |
| Material: | | Bronze |
| Physical: | | 3.8cm. (1.5 in.) - 24 g. (.8 oz.) |
| Catalog: | | MET.VS.00010 |
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This small bronze ibex from Luristan features three attachment holes: one between the shoulders, and two under the hooves. It is similar to the four ibexes discovered by Ectabane (Hamadan) and brought by the French mission of Virolleaud and Fossey to the Cabinet des Medailles in Paris.
Bibliography (for this item)
Ghirshman, Roman
1963 Perse: proto-iraniens, mèdes, achemenides. Gallimard, Paris, France. (Pl.:184)
Ratton, Charles
1970 Bronzes antiques de la Perse de la fin du IIème et du début du Ier millénaire avant J.-C.. Jean Paul Barbier, Geneve, Swizerland. (18 # 89
85: fig. 89)
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