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6th century (made)
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Portion of a shoulder-band of woven silk in purple and drab, divided into panels alternately containing (1) a huntsman, (2) a conventional tree with two birds on top. The narrow border consists of a succession of heart-shaped floral forms.
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Brief description | woven silk, 600-899, Egyptian; Compound twill, armed figure, lion, vase, bordered |
Physical description | Portion of a shoulder-band of woven silk in purple and drab, divided into panels alternately containing (1) a huntsman, (2) a conventional tree with two birds on top. The narrow border consissts of a succession of heart-shaped floral forms. |
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Object history | Purchased from Monsieur Stanislas Baron |
Summary | Portion of a shoulder-band of woven silk in purple and drab, divided into panels alternately containing (1) a huntsman, (2) a conventional tree with two birds on top. The narrow border consists of a succession of heart-shaped floral forms. |
Bibliographic reference | A.F. Kendrick, Catalogue of Textiles from Burying Grounds in Egypt, Vol. III. Coptic Period (London, 1922): 77 No. 802 |
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Accession number | 767-1893 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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