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Early Islamic Miniature Glass Bottle asmatpeople dating to the early 11th

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dating to the early 11th century during the Khmer Empire's Angkor period

Tuxcacuesco-Ortices Style

Loss in beads

abundance and land fertility for many Pre-Columbian cultures

Crafted in a graceful baluster form

Early Islamic Miniature Glass Bottle asmatpeople dating to the early 11thNishapur, 9001100 AD, North East Iran A magnificent example of early Islamic craftsmanship, this miniature bottle evokes the elegance of an ancient Roman candlestick unguentarium. Blown from bluish green glass with a delicate golden iridescence, the vessel features a gently domed body resting on a flat base, transitioning seamlessly into a wide cylindrical neck that culminates in a flared, outward folded rim. The base bears a pontil mark, a testament

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