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An Anmatyerre speaker
This dome-shaped chalcedony stamp seal is perforated for suspension and engraved with an incised drawing of Gayomard
1971) 200 and 206
the oval-shaped tool percussion flaked from a piece of light brown flint
Background: There is some conjecture that these glass vessels were actually early Christian amulets taken as relics and/or souvenirs from holy areas
A large Hellenistic Terracotta Figure of Aphrodite, ca. 3rd century BCE Seals - Cylinder An Anmatyerre speakerA finely modeled Hellenistic terracotta statuette of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, shown standing gracefully atop an integral plinth base. She is depicted partially nude, with a chiton draped low around her hips, its folds clasped in her left hand. Her right hand rests casually atop a herm (bearded male head set on a pillar), suggesting a dialogue between the erotic and the divine. Aphrodite wears a wreath in her centrally parted hair,
