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Revision as of 01:41, 3 July 2026

Bronze Belt Plate
Bronze Belt Plate
Artifact ID 10_05_AchaemenidBronzeBeltPlate
Rarity Common
Era Persian
Native to Tarsus (Turkey)
Toughness 35.0
Sale value 40
Materials bronze, leather

Bronze Belt Plate — common Persian artifact.

A rectangular bronze plate with repoussé decoration showing a winged lion, striding archer, or Persian royal hero combating a beast, sewn or riveted onto a leather belt. Such belt plates are found in Achaemenid-period burials from Anatolia to the Caucasus.

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