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'''Protome''' (Greek προτομή) is an adornment on [[tool|utensil]]s or works of [[art]] in the form of a frontal view of an [[animal]] head or bust of a [[human]]. Protomes are often featured in ancient art.<ref>Hidden Treasures from the National Museum. Kabul, Tillya Tepe Tomb III page 262 item 178</ref> |
'''Protome''' (Greek προτομή) is an adornment on [[tool|utensil]]s or works of [[art]] in the form of a frontal view of an [[animal]] head or bust of a [[human]]. Protomes are often featured in ancient art.<ref>Hidden Treasures from the National Museum. Kabul, Tillya Tepe Tomb III page 262 item 178</ref> |
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Protome (Greek προτομή) is an adornment on utensils or works of art in the form of a frontal view of an animal head or bust of a human. Protomes are often featured in ancient art.[1]
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- ^ Hidden Treasures from the National Museum. Kabul, Tillya Tepe Tomb III page 262 item 178
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