History of Ancient Persia In Three Objects | Collections
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Treasure Collection
The Cyrus Cylinder | The Jiroft Style | The Proto Elamite
Premium Quality
This product is Persian Wonders signature and each object represents a symbol for each civilization that has affected our history. The quality of individual objects is the best in the market and has very high attention to details made by individual respected artists exclusively for Persian Wonders.
Life size of Cyrus Cylinder Replica (size: 21.9 cm x 10 cm | weight: over a kilo | Material: resin)
The Jiroft Style Hand Bag/Weight Replica
This Replica is almost identical to the original artefact and even the look, feel and the colour is almost the same as the original object.
Weight: about 3 kilos Height including handle: 20.3cm
Width: 24cm
Thickness of the handle: 3.6 cm
Thickness at the base: 4.8 cm
Material: gypsum stone sculpting | original (maybe chlorite/soft stone)
The Proto Elamite Accounting tablet replica
Date of original creation / manufacture: Susa III = Proto-Elamite (-3100 - -2600)
Dimensions
Height: 11.1 cm; Length: 16.2 cm
Materials and techniques
Material: clay | Original (clay)
Technique: incised
Weight: about a kilo
Writing:
Proto-Elamite writing
Inscription:
Tablet bearing numeral signs borrowing from a sexagesimal system and a decimal system as well as proto-Elamite writing signs probably designating goats, dairy products, and grain
Nature of the text:
accounting
The Treasue Collection book by Sam Jelveh | History of Ancinet Persia in three objects
It comes with Extremely high quality timber box exclusively design for treasure collection
How premium is it?
All the replicas has high attention to details in terms of look, feel, size and colour. We believe quality first in our all products.
What is different with other Cyrus Cylinder replica in market?
The quality, the extra care and the price is very reasonable.
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*PW - Persian Wonders (based on our conclusion and study)
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