Unlike cartonnage masks of the Ramesside Period, which were often custom-made with extremely personalized details, masks from the Late-Ptolemaic periods, such as this one, represent more abstract facial features. As an example of a mass-produced mask, it does not...
This Punic ceramic feeding bottle, originating from Carthage, Tunisia, showcases an ancient artifact that provides insights into early feeding practices. Made from coarse, light orange clay with a thin, cream-colored slip and matte brown paint, this bottle exhibits a...
