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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Terracotta Chariot with Incised Decorations, 1900 BCE - 1600 BCE
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Terracotta Chariot with Incised Decorations, 1900 BCE - 1600 BCE
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Terracotta Chariot with Incised Decorations, 1900 BCE - 1600 BCE
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Terracotta Chariot with Incised Decorations, 1900 BCE - 1600 BCE
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Terracotta Chariot with Incised Decorations, 1900 BCE - 1600 BCE

Terracotta
4.25 x 5 x 5
P.2188
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This splendid wheeled vehicle represents a chariot with a cover of woven palm branches. In such a wagon during ancient festivals, the image of the local god or goddess might...
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This splendid wheeled vehicle represents a chariot with a cover of woven palm branches. In such a wagon during ancient festivals, the image of the local god or goddess might have been drawn through the streets in triumph. This terracotta model was offered as a votive gift to please the gods, perhaps by a celebrant at one of their rites. What did that long-vanished person wish for in making such an offering? Perhaps for health, wealth and happiness, things not so very different from what we might want today.
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