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Cauldron. Urartian, 720-700 B.C. Halka-style.
Excavated from the Big Tumulus in Gordion (which is a royal Phrygian tomb).
[Do note: though found in a Phrygian tomb I transferred this object to the Urartian sub-gallery because of where it was made - D.O.]
Made from a single piece of hammered bronze. Around the mouth are four cast human-headed birds set opposite one another. The cauldron stands on a tripod.
Correspondent: J.M.Criel, Antwerpen.
Copyright Dick Osseman. For use see my Profile.
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