Near Eastern Terracotta Head of an Iranian Nomad, 1st Millennium BCE
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This sculpted terracotta head of an Iranian nomad hails from the Near Eastern region and dates back to the 1st millennium BCE. The piece measures a modest 4.5x2.5x2 cm, illustrating the skillful use of terracotta as a medium for portraiture by ancient artisans. The head features stylized facial features, indicative of the artistic conventions of the time and region. Nomadic cultures of the Near East were known for their intricate art that often reflected a blend of different cultural influences due to their migratory nature. This artifact is not only a representation of the person it depicts but also a wider narrative of the cultural interactions that were common among ancient civilizations. The wear and patina on this piece suggest its authenticity and age, making it a compelling piece for collectors interested in the ancient world's history and art.
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Near Eastern Terracotta Head of an Iranian Nomad, 1st Millennium BCE
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