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    Metal Vessel (Container)

    Another find in which the bronze workmanship of Urartu bronze was observed is bronze containers. There is a wide range of usage areas ranging from terra cotta to the bowls. Copper buckets can be examples of containers where sacred fluid used during vaccination we frequently encounter in Urartian depictions is preserved. Spherical bowls have found more intensive use area. There are statements about whom the gift was given on the bronze bowls found in Karmir-Blur. These statements also show that the vessels in question have a sacred function.



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