Male figurine

Museum number:
9-16925
Permalink:
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Description:
Figurine, terra cotta; standing male figurine of tubular shape with forearms held across chest; head shows turban and long prominent nose; figurine broken off towards base, “recent fracture”; terra cotta, pale buff with grey accretions; hand molded.
Collection place:
Iran (Persia)
Verbatim coll. place:
Northern Iran ?
Culture or time period:
Amlash and Iron Age
Collector:
Bruno A. Schiro and Mary R. Schiro
Collection date:
before 1965
Materials:
Terracotta (clay material)
Object type:
archaeology
Object class:
Figurines and Men (male humans)
Production date:
ca. 10th century BC
Department:
Asia (except western Russia)
Images:
Hearst Museum object 1 of 3 titled Male figurine, accession number 9-16925, described as Figurine, terra cotta; standing male figurine of tubular shape with forearms held across chest; head shows turban and long prominent nose; figurine broken off towards base, “recent fracture”; terra cotta, pale buff with grey accretions; hand molded.Hearst Museum object 2 of 3 titled Male figurine, accession number 9-16925, described as Figurine, terra cotta; standing male figurine of tubular shape with forearms held across chest; head shows turban and long prominent nose; figurine broken off towards base, “recent fracture”; terra cotta, pale buff with grey accretions; hand molded.Hearst Museum object 3 of 3 titled Male figurine, accession number 9-16925, described as Figurine, terra cotta; standing male figurine of tubular shape with forearms held across chest; head shows turban and long prominent nose; figurine broken off towards base, “recent fracture”; terra cotta, pale buff with grey accretions; hand molded.
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Male figurine, accession number 9-16925, described as Figurine, terra cotta; standing male figurine of tubular shape with forearms held across chest; head shows turban and long prominent nose; figurine broken off towards base, “recent fracture”; terra cotta, pale buff with grey accretions; hand molded.

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