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Of flat form with circular head, long neck, shield-like body and deeply engraved details. Kusura Type.Comes with a copy of description and dating by Professor W.G. Lambert of the Birmingham University U.K.

Size: 11.3 cm L - 4 7/16 inches
Material: Marble
Culture: Anatolia, c. 2700-2300 B.C.
Condition: Some pitting otherwise complete and intact


Provenance: Private London collection acquired before 2000. 
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Anatolia, c. 2700 - 2300 B.C.

Anatolian Marble Idol, Kusura Type (with Prof. Lambert's note)

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