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1. Fragment of Papyrus, circa 800 B.C., Demotic Period
Fragment in Coptic semi-cursive script on papyrus, Egypt circa 800B.C. Apprx size 1-3/4" x 2-1/2".
100/200
Sold: $276.00
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2. Another Fragment of Papyrus, circa 800 B.C., Demotic Period
Fragment in Coptic semi-cursive script, eleven lines of script on papyrus, Egypt, circa 800 B.C. Apprx size 7" x 3-1/2".
200/400
Sold: $368.00
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3. Papyrus Fragment (Greek, circa 4th-6th Century A.D.)
Small fragment document written on papyrus showing three lines of black script and partial of a 4th. Mounted between two sheets of clear acrylic. Entire item measures apprx 4-3/4" x 3-1/2".
75/125
Sold: $258.75
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4. Egyptian Cartonage Fragment (circa 6th-1st Century B.C.)
Fragment with hand painting with bright pigments on gessoed papyrus, backed with straw and dirt mixture. Painting shows a row of kneeling women with red circles above their heads. Beneath them is a brightly patterned section. Circa Late-Ptolemaic Period. Measures apprx 5-1/2" x 4".
200/400
Sold: $264.50
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5. Cuneiform Tablet (Babylonian, circa 1800 B.C.)
A small gray baked round tablet with text on one side. Measures apprx 33mm in diameter. From Larsa in Southern Mesopotamia.
75/125
Sold: $161.00
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6. Byzantine Seal and Impression, circa 7th-8th Century A.D.
Byzantine seal made of stone. When pressed on wet clay incised lettering and eight point star-burst at center become apparent. Measures apprx 25mm in diameter.
100/150
Sold: $161.00
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7. Terracotta Plaque, Old Babylonian, circa 18th-16th Century B.C.
Part of an Old Babylonian votive relief plaque with a male figure astride a horse. Measures apprx 3-1/2" x 2-1/2".
300/500
Sold: $218.50
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8. Romano-Britain Bronze Clasps, circa 1st-3rd Century A.D.
Lot includes an incomplete Roman Fibula and a Roman pin. Fibula is a Latin term meaning "clasp". (Originating with the name of the thin bone of the outer leg.) This ornament was used as a decorative brooch and clothing fastener. Pin measures apprx 2" long and fibula apprx 1" long.
50/100
Sold: $5.75
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9. Avar Ornaments, Eastern Europe, circa 6th-9th Century A.D.
Pair of Avar Ornaments. Feature very pretty raised stylized biomorphic designs. Gilt detailing. One has a hole so as to thread on a string, the other has small claws on the back to aid in attachment. Measures apprx 40 X 23mm and 21 X 21mm.
100/200
Sold: $149.50
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10. Bronze Seal with Impression, circa 3rd-4th Century A.D.
Seals were used to guarantee authenticity, mark ownership, indicate participation in a legal transaction and protect goods against theft. Eastern European script impression when pressed into wet clay. Measures 23mm in diameter.
100/150
Sold: $109.25
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