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| Lahore Museum
in Lahore, Pak., archaeological museum opened in 1894 and containing examples of the arts and crafts of the province of Punjab, including sculpture, coins, and Kangra (Pahari) and Mughal paintings ...
| | | | Sarmatian
and eventually settled in most of southern European Russia and the eastern Balkans.
| | | | Central and Southeast Asia
from the metalwork article
Indian styles and techniques spread to the neighbouring countries. In Nepal precious metals were used in architecture; pagodas, temples, and palaces sometimes had facades richly decorated with ...
| | | | | | | Central and South American: pre-Columbian
from the jewelry article
The ancient peoples located in the region near the northern Andes (including Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela) achieved a high degree of artistic evolution. Gold mines were abundant in this ...
| | | | Indian sculpture in the 2nd and 1st centuries : relief sculpture of northern and central India
from the arts, South Asian article
Among the most important, and perhaps the earliest, remains in northern India are reliefs from the great stu at Bharhut, dating approximately to the middle of the 2nd century BC. The work, suggesting ...
| | | | jewelry
objects of personal adornment prized for the craftsmanship going into their creation and generally for the value of their components as well.
| | | | Lost or stolen property
from the police technology article
Many cases of burglary and larceny are solved simply by tracing stolen property to the possession of the criminal. For this purpose, police maintain a central cross-indexed file of property lost or ...
| | | | spessartine
manganese aluminum garnet that is a semiprecious gem when clear. Found combined with almandine, it ranges in colour from pale orange yellow, when nearly pure, to orange or deep red, when appreciable ...
| | | | Finance
from the Greece article
The central bank is the Bank of Greece. A significant number of the country's commercial banks are state-controlled. In the early 1990s banks controlled by the state held some 70 percent of total ...
| | | | arts, African
the visual, performing, and literary arts of native Africa, particularly of sub-Saharan, or black, Africa. The arts include the media of sculpture, painting, textiles, costume, jewelry, architecture, ...
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