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Song Dynasty Pottery Figure of a Boy beteljar surface scratches and light corrosion

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surface scratches and light corrosion

serving as beasts of burden

the Asmat are also historically associated with headhunting

Inca Civilization

perfect for serious collectors or those passionate about pre-Columbian art

Song Dynasty Pottery Figure of a Boy beteljar surface scratches and light corrosionNorthern Song Dynasty, c. 9601127 AD, China An exceptionally rare and evocative unglazed pottery figure of a naked baby boy, possibly representing the infant Buddha, and most likely modeled during the Northern Song Dynasty Period. The softly rounded figure stands upon a rectangular plinth, his right arm raised to the front and left arm resting at his side, both hands clenched into small fists. A faint raised line beneath the neck suggests the original

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