Early Islamic Miniature Glass Bottle copperalloy the iklwa replaced earlier long-throwing

the iklwa replaced earlier long-throwing spears and became the hallmark weapon of the Zulu impis during the Anglo-Zulu conflicts of the 1870s–80s

likely worn by a child during the intriguing late Roman period

Opium Weights

The Chancay people wrapped their deceased in multiple layers of cloth

both technically and artistically accomplished

Early Islamic Miniature Glass Bottle copperalloy the iklwa replaced earlier long-throwingNishapur, 9001100 AD, North East Iran This exquisite early Islamic miniature glass bottle, dating from 9001100 AD, is a remarkable example of the artistry and technical mastery of medieval Nishapur, a thriving cultural and economic center in North East Iran. Blown from delicate bluish green glass, it exhibits a brilliant iridescence that has developed over centuries. The vessels gently domed body rests on a rounded base, leading to a horizontal