Roman North African Terracotta Olpe Mezcala Early to late 19th century

Early to late 19th century

200–1200 AD

The kanglings as well as kapālas (and damarus) were usually made from bones collected at sky burial (jhator) sites

Cauca Region

or commercial purposes

Roman North African Terracotta Olpe Mezcala Early to late 19th centuryRoman Empire, c. 100300 AD A beautifully crafted Roman terracotta mug, this elegant low bellied vessel exemplifies the refined simplicity of ancient Roman pottery. Made from a light cream fine grained fabric, it features a gracefully curved body that transitions seamlessly into a short neck with a flaring rim. The exterior is coated in a stunning dark orange red slip, which elegantly terminates just below the rim on the inside and near the lower body.