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File:Harappan carnelian and terracotta beads - Mohenjo-daro.jpg
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Français : Deux "perles" en cornaline, et quatre en terre cuite, mises au jour à Mohenjo-daro (Pakistan), période harappéenne mature (v. 2600-1900 av. J.-C.).
Les perles en cornaline sont les plus valorisées, réservées à l'élite, celles en terre cuite sont des imitations, peintes en rouge à l'origine. British Museum : 1939,0619.345-346 (cornaline) et 1939.0619.305-308 (terre cuite).English: Two cornelian beads and four terracotta beads, from Mohenjo-daro (Pakistan), Mature Harappan period (c. 2600-1900 BC).
Carnelian beads are more expensive, crafted for the elites, whereas terracotta beads are less expensive imitations painted in red. British Museum: 1939,0619.345-346 (carnelian) et 1939.0619.305-308 (terracotta). |
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