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God. 1165-1151 BC. Antropomorphic figure with

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Asians Ceramic Ceramics Cotta Iran Iranian Iranians Legs Louvre Persian Susa Terra Antropomorphic Up Right


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This ancient ceramic artifact, discovered in the archaeological site of Susa, Iran, dates back to around 1165-1151 BC. It depicts an anthropomorphic figure, believed to represent a deity, with distinct Iranian features. The figure is shown standing upright, with strong, muscular legs, and adorned with intricate decorative elements. The deity is depicted with animal attributes, specifically the head of a bull or bovine creature, which was a common symbol of power and strength in ancient Iranian culture. The figure's body is covered in vibrant, geometric patterns and bold, contrasting colors, which add to the overall visual impact and significance of the piece. The use of color and decorative elements was a common feature in ancient Persian ceramics, reflecting the rich artistic traditions of the time. This ancient artifact, now housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, provides a glimpse into the religious beliefs and artistic practices of ancient Iranian cultures. The figure's vertical posture and strong presence suggest a powerful and revered deity, likely worshipped in ancient temples or shrines. The use of terra cotta, a common material for ancient ceramics, further underscores the historical significance of this artifact. Overall, this ancient ceramic figure is a testament to the enduring artistic and cultural traditions of ancient Iran and the broader Asian continent.

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