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reflecting their resilience
It is made by shaping a piece of glass excavated in the state
In the latter case the vessel burns to a warm reddish yellow color
Roland Kaehr
Bura Phallic Funerary Terracotta Urn pectoralpendant 159 (https://nomaThe Bura Asinda Sikka culture, c. 200 1200AD, Niger or Burkina Faso, West Africa. This fantastic, rare, and unusual Bura funerary vessel, crafted in an ovoid, phalliform form with a top opening, reflects the intriguing burial practices of the ancient Bura Asinda Sikka culture. Such vessels were buried with their openings facing downward, a ritualistic tradition whose full meaning remains shrouded in mystery. The Bura culture, dating from the 3rd to