This item is an artifact unearthed from the Sanxingdui (三星堆) site, discovered in Deyang City, Sichuan Province, China in 1986. The Sanxingdui site is an extremely ancient archaeological site, believed to date back to around 2000 BC or earlier. Numerous distinctive artifacts have been excavated, including bronze masks with protruding eyes and bronze divine trees. It is estimated to be the site of the capital city of the ancient Shu Kingdom, belonging to the Yangtze River civilization. This item is a head of a small human or animal figure that would have been part of a bronze divine tree or similar object. Currently, artifacts from the Sanxingdui site are under extremely strict management, and it is completely impossible for them to leave China. The time spent contemplating the distant ancient civilization through these extremely valuable Sanxingdui artifacts is sublime. For those who appreciate it, how about it? Bronze animal head object, characterized by its unique design and holes. - Material: Bronze - Shape: Animal head - Features: Has holes - Material: Bronze - Color: Turquoise - Shape: Animal head Thank you for viewing.