A rare Urartian Bronze Horse Harness Frontlet, early 1st millennium BCE

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A rare Urartian Bronze Horse Harness Frontlet, early 1st millennium BCEWith vertical ridge in the center, the lower section with chased frieze comprising lions hunting ibex, bordered by a bud chain line and band of incised zigzags with punched dots above, attachment holes along the lower edge and at the side, rolled suspension loop along the top edge. Background: The kingdom of Urartu, originally a confederation of numerous tribes from Eastern Anatolia, was one of the most powerful states in the Ancient Near East during

Provenance: Phillip Adams Collection of Ancient Art

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