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12th Century BC Mycenaean throne fragment possibly identified

Started by Imperial Dave, June 20, 2016, 06:24:43 AM

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Imperial Dave

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Duncan Head

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Imperial Dave

I have to admit I was underwhelmed with the look of the thing... I was expecting...erm...a bit more to it!
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Jim Webster

Quote from: Duncan Head on June 20, 2016, 09:06:41 AM
Definitely a lump of stone.

yes, I'm convinced, it is a lump of stone, and might indeed be stone too porous to be a basin

Patrick Waterson

The internet provides us with an artist's reconstruction (or two) of the Mycenaean Megaron (throne room).  One may observe the style of throne.

Meanwhile we can make up our own minds about whether the stone alone is really from the throne. :)
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Duncan Head

Of course it could be both a throne and a basin, using the plumbing-related meaning of "throne"...
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