Primitive Money, (c. 100-300 BC) a group of large size beads and discs nicely carved out o

Primitive Money, (c. 100-300 BC) a group of large size beads and discs nicely carved out of agate, carnelian, ancient glass, terracotta and jasper. Possibly used for barter as primitive money. (See Nishka the Rigvedik Money by S.K. Bhatt). (16)

Sold for ₹8,000

Auction: Auction #43 · Todywalla Auctions · 2010-04-23 · Estimate: ₹ 6000 - ₹ 7000

Category: Ancient

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