"Head of a Sogdian carved wooden idol, found in a cave at Kuh-i-Surkh, Tajikistan. The idol was originally adorned with clothing, jewelry, a diadem, a sceptre, and an incense burner, and must have been hidden in a cave after the Arab conquest. In its heyday, the idol would have worn a crown, a long robe, boots, and carried a sceptre and a censer. At his feet were gifts donated by worshippers - swords, daggers, jewellery, armour, among other things."
-taken from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter
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| Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter. |
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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Photo from Nadeem - Eran ud Turan's twitter.
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| From Ninara's flickr. |
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| From ALFGRN's flickr. |
Source:
https://twitter.com/eranudturan/status/1290408267928272897
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ninara/42832484975/in/photostream/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/156915032@N07/51674445439/in/photostream/
https://www.artoftheancestors.com/blog/tajikistan-musee-guimet
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