Cypriot Marble Architectural Refief Fragment prehistoriccyprus and regulated commerce of 19th-century

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used at shrines or on the doors of houses for protection

Heavy wear consistent with age

A charming and finely made pair of spindle-shaped terracotta unguentaria

The figure itself is considered merely a vessel

Cypriot Marble Architectural Refief Fragment prehistoriccyprus and regulated commerce of 19th-centuryHellenistic Period, c. 31558 BC, Paphos, Cyprus This Cypriot marble architectural relief fragment, dating to approximately 300 BC and originating from Paphos, Cyprus, is a finely carved piece that likely once adorned a sarcophagus or architectural structure. Made from white marble, the fragment features geometric decoration above a thick border, suggesting its function as a decorative element. The flat surface on the reverse indicates that it was