Zeer oude Torah rol fragment uit Jemen (Numeri 7) figure coarse octahedrite and specimens often

coarse octahedrite and specimens often show silicate-graphite-troilite inclusions

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Material: wood and leather

' It is in fact an iconographic representation of India's rich and diverse cultural heritage and was developed in southern India by artists of the 9th and 10th centuries during the Chola period (880-1279 CE) in a series of beautiful bronze sculptures

Zeer oude Torah rol fragment uit Jemen (Numeri 7) figure coarse octahedrite and specimens oftenMaterial: deer parchment. Age: 1750 Dimensions: 51 cm x 11 cm. A portion of an ancient handwritten Torah scroll in the original Hebrew language on deer parchment. This handwritten document is made of deerskin and is prized for the beauty of the soft deer parchment and the beautiful writing. The parchment holds the ink well and the letters remain black and easy to read. The roll has a beautiful yellow brown deep color. This exceptional color is due to