Palette in the Form of a Fish
https://clevelandart.org/art/1989.32
Stone palettes were used for grinding eye paint worn for cosmetic purposes and to protect against sun glare and eye infections. There were two types: green, made from malachite (copper ore), and black, made from galena (lead ore). As funerary items, these ores may have had a d...
Artifact
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Terms
Technique
graywacke
Medium
graywacke
Genre
Tools and Equipment
Department
Egyptian and Ancient Near Eastern Art
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