“The appearance of pomegranates in the golden ornaments from archaeological sites such as Marlik, Amarlo, and Joban in Gilan province has given a unique shine to the exhibition space.”
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Necklace carnelian, gold; Marlik, 1200-800 BC
Schmuckkette, gefunden in Marlik, Grab 32, spätes 2. bis frühes 1. Jt. v. Chr., Karneol, Gold L 26,8 cm, Teheran, National Museum of Iran. Foto: © Barbara Helwing. Fotoquelle: Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn
This exquisite golden pomegranate, a masterpiece of Achaemenid metalworking
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This exquisite earring, meticulously crafted from gold and adorned with stone, originates from the 1st millennium BCE. Unearthed at the ancient site of Hasanlu Tepe, it reflects the symbolic and artistic traditions of early Iranian culture.
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