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and is decorated with a thin double band encircling the rim and another around the tondo
acquired from Sotheby's
Two tiny suspension holes
made them powerful talismans of renewal
1995 – February 25
An Egyptian Pre-Dynastic Flint Mace Head, Pre-Dynastic Period, ca. 4th millennium BCE Book and is decorated with ahand carved from flint, the disc shaped form with a carefully bored central hole for insertion of a wooden shaft. One side marked with collection #360. Maces were extensively used in Egypt and neighboring Canaan from the middle of the fourth millennium BCE to the middle of the third. In Mesopotamia, where Sumerian soldiers wore body armor and helmets, their use was limited. Improvements to the mace were few. The Egyptians tried to give them a disk
