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Heather Colburn Clydesdale
Nazca pottery was made by hand (pottery wheel was unknown) by the method of coiling
900–1100 AD
The catch plate extends downward
The fish (yú) is a visual pun for surplus and alpha wealth
Luristan Bronze Libation Bowl bottle Heather Colburn ClydesdaleAncient Near East, Luristan, c. 1200800 BC, Northwestern Iran This exquisite, finely crafted Luristan bronze libation bowl is a remarkable example of ancient Near Eastern metallurgy. Featuring a smooth, carinated body tapering to a rounded yet stable base, and a slightly everted low rim, demonstrating the superior craftsmanship that set Luristan bronzes apart from their contemporaries. These ritual vessels were likely created for ceremonial use or