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characterised by its abundant gilding and vibrant enamel palette
The figure stands confidently on a square base
where offerings of chicha or blood were poured onto the earth to honor the gods and ensure agricultural prosperity
& Paul Wedendal Jr
enriched with areas of verdigris and earthy encrustation—clear testimony to prolonged burial and considerable antiquity
Early Harappan Terracotta Cup Hongshanculture characterised by its abundant gildingThe Early Harappan Civilization, c. 32002600 BC, Sindh, Pakistan This magnificent small sized terracotta cup, skillfully molded with deep, slightly incurved sides, rests on a short ring foot, a hallmark of Indus Valley pottery. The vessel opens into a wide mouth with a slightly everted lip, while its exterior is elegantly adorned with horizontal bands, meticulously painted in dark brown slip using a firm brush. The Harappan Civilization (33001900 BC),
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