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lapis lazuli |
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lapis lazuliRock containing the blue mineral lazurite in a matrix of white calcite with small amounts of other minerals. It occurs in silica-poor igneous rocks and metamorphic limestones found in Afghanistan, Siberia, Iran, and Chile. Lapis lazuli was a valuable pigment of the Middle Ages, also used as a gemstone and in inlaying and ornamental work. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Lot 73 SEAL: Gold and lapislazuli seal made for Edward VII and his wife. Tut himself is not therehis mummy has suffered enough from the humidity of gawpers in Egypt to risk thejourney herenor is his gold mask, the idealised portrait of the boy in gold and lapislazuli that was placed over his mummified head and shoulders outside thebandages in which the whole body was wrapped. Lot 73 SEAL: Gold and lapislazuli seal made for Edward VII and his wife. |
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