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The mortar and pestle are ancient utensils has been used throughout the world both in the medical field to crush various ingredients in medicines and in the culinary. The materials of the mortar vary and some are made of stone like this example of basalt.

Provenance: Aweidah Gallery, Israel, 2014
Previous owner: Documentation at Aweidah Gallery

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100-300 AD

Ancient Roman basalt mortar and pestle, 16 x 12 cm

Archaeology

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22 August

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23 August

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24 August

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Period

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Cretaceous, Lower (145 - 100.5 million years)

2026

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No laboratory report

Non-CITES species

CITES Appendix I - Source D

CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU

Fineness

18 kt.

Subject

Male figures

Historical scene

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Style

Ancient Roman

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