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Ancient African Terracotta Funerary Head Fragment Newest Treasures! 2100 BCE– 1550 BCE) now

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2100 BCE– 1550 BCE) now modern day Turkey

Vajrapani is a diety known as the "Holder of the Vajra

and inset with glass roundels

1990s) hand-painted and stamped ancient Greek-themed terracotta ashtray

75" H x 5" W x 3

Ancient African Terracotta Funerary Head Fragment Newest Treasures! 2100 BCE– 1550 BCE) nowTraveling Man Treasures is selling this ancient African terracotta funerary head. The piece is weathered as expected from the ravages of time, but many features are still recognizable; making this fragment an excellent collectible piece of history. Most African terracotta head fragments were intended for ritualistic or funerary use, such as grave markers or focal points for ancestral communication. Because many were found in alluvial deposits or

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