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'''Islamic''' — one of the | '''Islamic''' — one of the 10 historical eras in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisite ceramics, calligraphy, and astronomical instruments. | The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisite ceramics, calligraphy, and astronomical instruments. | ||
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Islamic — one of the 10 historical eras in Archeological Expedition.
The Islamic Golden Age brought advances in science, art, and architecture. From Córdoba to Bukhara, Islamic civilization left behind exquisite ceramics, calligraphy, and astronomical instruments.
Read more about the Islamic Golden Age on Wikipedia
Available at
- Alexandria (Egypt)
- Bukhara (Uzbekistan)
- Carthage (Tunisia)
- Córdoba (Spain)
- Jericho (Palestine)
- Lothal (India)
- Petra (Jordan)
- Tarsus (Turkey)
- Valley of the Kings (Egypt)
- Varanasi (India)
Artifacts
- Andalusian Ivory Pyxis — mythical
- Brass Astrolabe — rare
- Gold Jewelry — rare
- Inlaid Swords — rare
- Carved Wooden Mashrabiya Panel — uncommon
- Gold Dinars — uncommon
- Kufic Calligraphy Plaques — uncommon
- Lusterware Plate — uncommon
- Rock Crystal Flask — uncommon
- Ceramic Bowls — common
- Ceramic Inkwell — common
- Ceramic Tiles — common
- Copper Coins — common
- Glass Lamps — common
- Glass Vials — common
- Lead Trade Weights — common