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Material: bronze
Size: 117,6 mm
Weight: 11,8 g
Condition: in good solid condition, see images for a full impression.

Certificate of Authenticity available upon request (pdf-format).
Purchased by the current owner in August 2017 from M.S., Netherlands
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Roman Empire, 1st - 3rd century AD - Europe

Roman bronze medical instrument - scalpel / scoop - 117,6 mm

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Period

Medieval India (1206-1526)

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