Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle bottle 258 (https://asia-archive

258 (https://asia-archive

and foragers who thrived in forested and wetland environments

The blade and faces show areas of fine early polishing

or as refined oil-lamp fillers used to channel oil cleanly into terracotta lamps

Kosometsuke porcelain was prized for its rustic charm and asymmetrical designs

Neolithic Thai Marble Bangle bottle 258 (https://asia-archiveBan Chiang or Ban Non Wat Culture, Neolithic period, c. 2200 BC 200 BC, Northeastern Thailand, Southeast Asia A fascinating and extremely rare white stone bangle, most likely carved from marble, distinguished by its elegant taper toward the outer edge and a raised lip surrounding the central perforation. The form is carefully balanced and technically accomplished, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship achieved by Neolithic communities in