AAP-AM-623
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Zeus-Ammon Thymiaterion Fragment (AAP-AM-623) Stable URL: https://opencontext.org/subjects/f98fdf2a-4678-43c0-bd63-6f66db0679e9 Open Access Publication: https://thedigitalpress.org/vvp/ Material: Limestone is being used for this artifact. Housed in the Larnaka District Archaeological Museum, Cyprus, where it can be viewed by the public. Excavated by the Athienou Archaeological Project team members with expertise and care. Dimensions are H: 9 cm, W: 9 cm, T: 2.5 cm. Weight is Wt: 0.12 kg, a relatively small amount of material used in its creation. The context for this artifact is the Sanctuary of Athienou-Malloura, Cyprus, where it was found in a disturbed state within a modern looter's pit (EU 10/SU 1099.061). Dating back to CA II, the period spanning ca. 525 – 500 BCE, when this fragment would have been used for its intended purpose. Equipment used for scanning and imaging includes an HDI Advanced R1X Scanner from GoMeaure3D and a Canon Rebel T5 EOS 1200D (18 megapixels), both contributing to the creation of FlexScan3D.
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