Ancient Southeast Asian Pyu Culture Zoomorphic Pumtek Amulet, c. 1st–9th Century CE

This exquisite zoomorphic amulet from the late Pyu culture, meticulously crafted from carnelian, depicts a stylized animal, showcasing the artistry and spiritual significance of early Southeast Asian

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

This agate zoomorphic amulet is a remarkable artifact from the late Pyu culture, skillfully carved to represent an animal figure, possibly a mythological creature. The amulet's layered agate construct

This jade tortoise is a relic of the Pyu City-States, renowned for their craftsmanship between the 2nd century BCE and the 11th century CE. The green jade, carved to represent the tortoise, carries sy

Dimension: 19x13mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev

Dimension: 20x15mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev

Dimension: 20x14mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev

Dimension: 22x15mm Introduction: This agate tortoise bead from the Pyu culture, an ancient kingdom in Southeast Asia, dates back to the 1st through 9th centuries AD. The tortoise is a symbol of longev

Dimension: 27.2x13.2mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Highly Rare: Given its intricate craftsmanship from the Pyu Civilization and the uniqueness of its material. Introduction: Delve deep into the wonders

Ancient Byzantine Egyptian Coptic culture limestone relief, circa 4th to 7th century C.E., deeply carved in high relief with a naked boy leaning behind a foliate branch, raised on Lucite stand. Relief

Ancient Southeast Asia, Cambodia, Khmer Dynasty, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. An ample section of a model stupa carved from light brown schist featuring a quartet of sunken reliefs around the cylindri

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This high relief zoomorphic amulet locket, made from carnelian and silver. Dating back to the Sassanian period (c. 224-651 CE), it exemplifies the exquisite craftsmanship and intricate design characte

This lot features a variety of ancient glass beads spanning from the 4th-15th Century CE. Each bead displays unique characteristics in color and shape, evidencing the evolution of glassmaking technolo

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This Islamic period glass bead showcases classic striped patterns in muted earth tones, achieved through the sophisticated use of glass layering techniques. Beads like this were often used as trade it

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