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crafted with an aesthetic sensibility that reflected the cultural richness of the Khmer Empire
distinguished by its sizeable
The small size of the steelyard weight indicates that the steelyard balance used with this weight was portable and used to weigh small articles of merchandise
An impressive cast leaded-bronze bracelet from the Ban Chiang culture of prehistoric Northeast Thailand or Laos
known as a qiru (or kero)
Bactrian Bronze Kohl Container stampseal crafted with an aesthetic sensibilityBactria Margiana Archaeological Complex or Bactria, c. 1700 BC to 800AD, Central Asia This magnificent Bactrian bronze kohl container, dating from approximately 1700 BC to 800 AD, exemplifies the refined artistry and metallurgical expertise of ancient Central Asia. Its rounded body is richly adorned with incised patterns and three prominent semicircular arches sculpted in high relief. The vessel stands on three elegantly curved legs, each terminating