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Looted copper-base snake figurines in the Harandi Museum, Kerman Province, Iran: Evidence for interaction with the Oman Peninsula in the Early Iron Age

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By Lloyd Weeks, Mahbubeh Naseri Tehrani, Fariba Mosapour Negari
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This paper presents a study of 82 illegally excavated copper-base snake figurines from the Jiroft region of south-eastern Iran, now returned to the possession of the Iranian heritage authorities. It is likely that the snake figurines were originally deposited in graves, alongside a substantial number of other copper-base animal figurines.
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