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Hindu Icons on Celt Cauldron
Hinduism today, 1992-05, Vol.14 (5), p.1
Copyright Hinduism Today May 31, 1992 ;ISSN: 0896-0801 ;EISSN: 2691-4220
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Title:
Hindu Icons on Celt Cauldron
Subjects:
Archaeology
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Asian Americans
;
Asian people
;
Culture
;
Minority & ethnic groups
Is Part Of:
Hinduism today, 1992-05, Vol.14 (5), p.1
Description:
The most striking image on the cauldron is that of a horned man in a yogic pose with reindeer and animals beside him, a pose and setting very similar to that of a 4,000-year-old seal from the Indus valley site of Mohenjo-Daro in India. [below]. The cauldron was not made in India, for the man on it has laces on his shoes, placing him not only in Europe, but specifically in ancient Thrace, a Roman province which encompassed modern Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece. The cauldron likely arrived in Denmark as booty from a military expedition, probably around 100CE. The cauldron was evidently hidden at the spot it was finally found, and buried as a peat bog formed.
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Kapaa: Hinduism Today
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ISSN: 0896-0801
EISSN: 2691-4220
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