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ClassificationsAncient Near Eastern Art

Fragmentary Shield Boss

Possible OriginIran, Asia

CultureElamite

PeriodMiddle Elamite Period

Dateca. 1000 BCE

MediumBronze

Credit LineGift of Prof. Harold and Dr. Carol Malt

Object number1991.001.001

ProvenanceCollected by Daniel W. Levandowsky (1903-2000) in Iran, late 1950s. Ex coll. Carol Malt, United States, purchased from Levandowsky, 1978.

Status

Not on view

Collections

Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art

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