Achaemenid artifacts not addressed in the paper.

Here are the Achaemenid artifacts that were not addressed in the paper. It is argued that each can be captured in a straightforward manner through combination.

Statuette of bearded man from Oxus treasure

Ceremonial gold scabbard from oxus treasure

Chalcedony cylinder seal Persian king in a standardized way, with a winged disc above lion-griffins.

Embossed ornament in the form of a lion-griffin, from the oxus treasure.

Gold and silver horn-shaped drinking cup [don’t need drinking, if define cup in terms of drinking]

Gold head from oxus

Gold jug from oxus

Lion weight (bronze)

Stone relief from audience hall Persepolis; grooms carrying saddlecloths and whips, fragment

Stone relief charioteer fragment

Cast silver statuette nude male with headdress

Gold griffin-headed armlet (bracelet for arm) [Is this the standard and leg bracelets need special treatment?]

Gold model chariot from oxus

Gold plaque of (male) Mede in religious ritual, carrying grasses, maybe a priest [can denote (maybe)(priest)] [plaque is flat ornament] [This one is one of the highest quality in collection.] [Maybe an offering]

Stone relief fragment from Persepolis showing servant.

Stone relief of sphinx (description says wearing headdress of divinity)

These are from the Medieval Europe section:

Aldrevandini beaker (probably)(Venetian) (multiple)(heraldic)(shields) (painted)

Astrolabes, silver spoons, earring, pendant, brooch, armor

Set of engraved floor stones from king’s hunting lodge