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demonstrate the skill of Roman goldsmiths in creating small three-dimensional figures
Egyptian soldiers of the Middle Kingdom were equipped with a club or light axe and frequently a dagger that freely hung from the front of their belt
The armlet’s wavy form suggests that it was designed to fit comfortably around the arm
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A pair of Egyptian Lapis Lazuli Eye Inlays, New Kingdom, ca. 1550 - 1069 BCE Paintings demonstrate the skill of RomanThis pair of almond shaped eye inlays was crafted for insertion into a sculptural work, such as a statue, coffin, or mummy mask. The inlays are composed of several carefully fitted elements arranged in a layered construction. The outer casing is carved from lapis lazuli, forming the elongated cosmetic outline of the eye. Within this lapis frame, the white quartz sclera is set into a shaped bronze case that fits securely into the lapis surround. The
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