Ancient Anatolian Yortan Blackware Vessel sumatrantextiles A remnant of a larger

A remnant of a larger sculptural figure

A rare and fascinating artifact

and urban sophistication

embodying the ritual significance and refined aesthetics that would continue to shape Khmer artistic traditions for centuries

valued in both domestic households and military camps

Ancient Anatolian Yortan Blackware Vessel sumatrantextiles A remnant of a largerYortan Culture, Early Bronze Age II, c. 27002400 BC, Northwestern Anatolia An exceptional and rare hand built ceramic vessel from the Early Bronze Age Yortan culture, this striking piece exemplifies the sophisticated artistry of prehistoric Anatolia. Formed from grey black clay, the vessel features a stable rounded base, a globular body with sloped shoulders, and a tall, flaring neck terminating in an elegantly everted rim. Four petite knob like