Primitive Money, Possibly Satavahana Period (c. 100 BC), Gold Mukut (Crown) for Shivalinga, a rare Satavahana-period gold mukut, fashioned in the form of a serpent, symbolically associated with the Shivalinga. This ancient ornament reflects both ritual significance and high artistic skill, and was likely used not only as sacred adornment but also as a store of value or barter object in its time. The piece is distinguished by its unique ancient string-lock mechanism, an uncommon survival that highlights early technical cleverness in gold jewelry. An important and evocative artifact from early Deccan religious and material culture, 3.4g, 19.2x27.59mm, nice quality, about extremely fine, Very Rare

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