Fused Mosaic Slice (Ibis)

Fused Mosaic Slice (Ibis)

Public Domain

CultureRoman
Titles
  • Fused Mosaic Slice (Ibis)
Date100 BC–100 AD
Probable placeEgypt
MediumPolychrome Glass
Dimensions3/4 × 3/4 in.

Credit LineMuseum purchase
Object number70.69
Not on view

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Department
Antiquities
Object Type
Provenance[Ray Winfield Smith (c. 1897–1982), Houston, by 1970]; purchased by MFAH, 1970.

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