Kul-Oba Beaker

Joanbanjo

by Joanbanjo
published on 15 December 2020

Kul-Oba Beaker — Scythian gold beaker from the Kul-Oba kurgan, Crimea. 4th century BCE. It shows bivouacked soldiers: one demonstrates how to string a bow; another removes his comrade's tooth, and another bandage a fellow's hurt leg. State Hermitage Museum, Moscow.

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