Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle shanxiprovince uk/objects/co87777/bronze-tweezers-roman-199-bce-500-ce-tweezers)

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As Andean textile traditions evolved around 1300 AD

Some high-ranking individuals even possessed gold versions

and hungry ghosts

making this piece exceptionally rare and valuable

Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle shanxiprovince uk/objects/co87777/bronze-tweezers-roman-199-bce-500-ce-tweezers)Ban Chiang or Ban Non Wat Culture, Neolithic period, c. 2200 BC 200 BC, Northeastern Thailand, Southeast Asia A compelling and exceptionally rare white stone bangle, most likely fashioned from marble, characterised by its graceful taper toward the outer rim and a raised collar encircling the central perforation. The form is carefully proportioned and technically refined, demonstrating the advanced lapidary skills achieved by Neolithic communities in