Mixtec gold and jade ornament with thr symbol of quetzalcoatl ehecatl. 13th century Mexico.
They worshipped Asherah together with Yahweh.
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This was found in king Tut's tomb, it's centerpiece is trinidite, a glass only created under the high heat and impact from a nuke or an asteroid
>>1930106
Very interesting
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What civilization made this? cant tell.
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Neat
>>1930257
Looks Mughal to me
>google search
yup it's mughal, god damn I'm getting good at this
How much would these items be worth new, if you were to make a similar one today? Obviously the price would be inflated by the historical value.
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Gems
Gold
Whatever the jeweler takes for his roughly one year of work.
The Jewels will be most expensive.
Check this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW2IDIDfHKY
The gems alone will cost a real fortune, and having half a dozen gun and goldsmiths work on it for year won't be cheap either.
>>1930952
The work on this cup shouldn't be that expensive, a stone cutter will do it for a couple hundred $.
Now a translucent 41mm high Emerald, that could be a bit more expensive.
>>1930257
Mughal!
http://www.reenaahluwalia.com/blog/2013/6/20/splendors-of-mughal-india-i
Close enough?
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fengguan
There aren't many surviving examples or good pictures of them, but kingfisher feathers are amazing.
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Roman diatret or cage cup, some of the most expensive glass there is.