Ban Chiang Vessel - Northern Thailand, ca. 2nd/1st millennium BC - Biconical bod…

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Ban Chiang Vessel - Northern Thailand, ca. 2nd/1st millennium BC - Biconical body on a high stand ring with a circumferential collar ring; hatching in the lower area, wide meander band in the upper area. Earthenware with gray-black surface and incised decoration. H. 13 cm. - Signs of age and wear. - From a southern German private collection.

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Ban Chiang Vessel - Northern Thailand, ca. 2nd/1st millenniu

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