Indo-Iranian Pottery Bowls, 3000 BC

Three Indo-Iranian Pottery bowls, Baluchistan, circa 3000 BC,…
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Three Indo-Iranian Pottery bowls, Baluchistan, circa 3000 BC, comprising three flared bowls, one with remnant painted decoration. The largest 10 cm high, 15.5 cm diameter

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