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What is the primary purpose of the ancient Georgian instrument described?
In which historical period does the incense burner date back to?
From which archaeological site was the ancient incense burner discovered?
What is one of the cultural contexts mentioned for the emergence of states during the Bronze Age?
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What is a notable feature of the incense burner described?
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Study Notes
Ancient Georgian Instrument
- The instrument is a bronze incense burner dating back to the Bronze Age.
- It was discovered at the Gegharot archaeological site.
- The instrument is bowl-shaped and hangs from chains, with small spheres attached.
- It dates to the 2nd millennium BCE, specifically within the Kura-Araxes culture.
- It is likely similar to incense burners used in churches today.
- It was used during a time when early states emerged, requiring organized defense, public works, and administration.
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Description
Explore the fascinating details of a bronze incense burner from the Bronze Age found at the Gegharot archaeological site. This bowl-shaped instrument reflects the cultural practices of the Kura-Araxes culture and shows similarities to modern incense burners used in churches. Discover how this artifact connects to the early states and organizational developments of its time.
