Roman Glass Lentoid Flask bronzeweight Sancai (three-color) glazed wares were

Sancai (three-color) glazed wares were a hallmark of Tang funerary art

330 BC - 30 BC

This extraordinary and exceedingly rare korwar ancestral figure originates from the Korwar region in the Cenderawasih (Geelvink) Bay area of Papua

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and tree-bark fibre bags (bilum / noken) were everyday necessities

Roman Glass Lentoid Flask bronzeweight Sancai (three-color) glazed wares wereLate Roman Empire, c. 100300 AD A beautiful and exceptionally well preserved Roman lentoid flask, free blown in translucent pale greenish blue glass. The vessel is formed with a flattened spherical body leading to a gently tapering cylindrical neck, terminating in a neatly tooled and lightly flared rim. Tiny air bubbles, trapped within the glass during the blowing process, bear witness to its ancient manufacture, while the small flattened base retains