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Clay Deep Plate from Mashtotsi Blur

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Description

Bronze Age Pottery

This artifact is identified as a deep plate made of clay, dating back to the 3rd millennium BC (Bronze Age). It was discovered at the Mashtotsi Blur archaeological site in Vanadzor. The artifact and its accompanying drawing feature stylized geometric and spiral (volute) ornamental elements.

Copyright and Usage

This specimen is a creation by an honorary member of the Union of Artists of Armenia, having passed professional review and participated in various exhibitions. The image and its high-quality vector version can be used for cognitive and educational purposes. For commercial use or manufacturing, it is required to contact the author to arrange a special permission agreement.

Description

A Bronze Age clay deep plate discovered at the Mashtotsi Blur archaeological site in Vanadzor, adorned with stylized geometric and spiral patterns.

Details

Origin: Vanadzor, Mashtotsi Blur archaeological site. Chronology: 3rd millennium BC (Bronze Age). Material: Clay. Ornaments: Stylized geometric and spiral elements.

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