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Luristan, late 2nd millennium B.C.

Axe with fan-sh…

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BRONZE DIGITATION AXE Luristan, late 2nd millennium B.C. Axe with fan-shaped blade with molded edges and cylindrical socket decorated with five grooves, extended on the heel by five conical digitations and engraved with geometric motifs. Green patina. Length: 20.5 cm Provenance : Private collection from Sarthe Estate sale, Une demeure fléchoise, Cyril Duval Enchères, La Flèche, February 23, 2024: n°190 (ill.) Paris private collection

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BRONZE DIGITATION AXE Luristan, late 2nd millennium B.C. Axe with fan-shaped blade with molded edges and cylindrical socket decorated with five grooves, extended on the heel by five conical digitations and engraved with geometric motifs. Green patina. Length: 20.5 cm Provenance : Private collection from Sarthe Estate sale, Une demeure fléchoise, Cyril Duval Enchères, La Flèche, February 23, 2024: n°190 (ill.) Paris private collection

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