AN ANCIENT AFRICAN FUNERARY TERRACOTTA POT, BURA-ASINDA-SIKKA CULTURE, NIGER, AD 3RD-13TH CENTURY,
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AN ANCIENT AFRICAN FUNERARY TERRACOTTA POT, BURA-ASINDA-SIKKA CULTURE, NIGER, AD 3RD-13TH CENTURY, terracotta amphora form jar with coiled or nodule relief at the end, with impressed texture to body and flared mouth. Height: 11 1/2" Diameter: 8" Provenance: Estate of Robert William Guynn; Fred Wessman
Other Notes: The terracotta artifacts of the Bura culture were first discovered in 1975 northwest of Niamey, Niger.
Other Notes: The terracotta artifacts of the Bura culture were first discovered in 1975 northwest of Niamey, Niger.
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Minor surface wear, some stains, and losses. Wear consistent with age and material. A funerary artifact. Statements by Simpson Galleries regarding the condition of objects are for guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements of fact and do not constitute a representation, warranty, or assumption of liability by Simpson Galleries. All lots offered are sold "AS IS."
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AN ANCIENT AFRICAN FUNERARY TERRACOTTA POT, BURA-ASINDA-SIKKA CULTURE, NIGER, AD 3RD-13TH CENTURY,
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