Cleveland Museum of Art
Bull Head Attachment
c. 700–600 BCE
Bulls were symbols of power and fertility in many ancient cultures. This bronze bull's head was made in the kingdom of Urartu, which was located in what is Iran today, and was likely attached to the rim of a giant cauldron or cooking pot.
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