A Phoenician Core-Formed Glass Amphoriskos, ca. 6th - 5th century BCE Paintings Such maize god renewal scenes

Such maize god renewal scenes are common on plates painted at Tikal and perhaps refer to the corn-based tamales served on such dishes

and the first Tirthankara refounds Jainism

Condition: The axe is intact and in very good condition overall

from red-dyed linen or leather over a frame

A notable example is the statuette of King Pepy I in the Brooklyn Museum

A Phoenician Core-Formed Glass Amphoriskos, ca. 6th - 5th century BCE Paintings Such maize god renewal scenesThe core formed glass amphoriskos with a gently rounded, body tapering to a small disc base, flat flared rim with an applied yellow glass lip stemming from the narrow neck, and two small applied handles at the shoulder. The body is decorated with yellow bands sandwiching yellow and blue zigzags against a deep blue background. Dimensions: Height: 3 inches (7. 5 cm) Condition: The body repaired from approximately seven original pieces, with scattered