Metadata |
Object ID |
OB00180 |
Title |
Thalner Plates of Harisena |
Subtitle |
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Inscription(s) |
IN00193
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Child Object |
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Parent Object |
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Related Objects |
OB00180a
OB00180b
OB00180c
OB00180d
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Responsibility |
Author |
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Metadata recorded by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Metadata improved by |
Dániel Balogh |
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Description |
Material |
Metal / copper alloy |
Object Type |
Plate |
Dimensions: |
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Width |
15.2 |
Height |
8.3 |
Depth |
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Weight |
780 |
Details |
A set of three plates, the first and last inscribed only on the inner side, the second on both faces. They probably have no raised rims. The hole for the connecting ring is probably on the left-hand side, vertically at the centre, and horizontally very near the edge. (Mirashi reports nothing about the hole and it is not visible in the rubbings, so its location is a guess based on an uninscribed area at the left edges. It seems that the rubbings do not cover the entire surface of the plates.) The plates are linked by a ring, but there is no seal attached. The plates with the ring weigh 780 grams.
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History |
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Other ancient history |
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Place |
Unknown |
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Details |
Acquired by a copper merchant of Dhuḷe, probably in the 1970s, from a resident of Thāḷner (21.25786, 74.955597). The circumstances of discovery are not known. Mirashi (or rather, Bhat) identifies several localities mentioned in the grant in Dhuḷe district and believes the plates were engraved in and issued from Thāḷner, ancient Sthālakanagara. |
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