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| 正面描述 | Elongated boat-shaped or canoe-shaped cast bronze piece, convex on the upper face with a raised central ridge running longitudinally along the full length of the piece. The surface is plain and unadorned, exhibiting a smooth, slightly curved profile that tapers to rounded points at both ends. The patina is a deep olive-brown to dark green, consistent with aged bronze. No inscriptions, legends, or devices are present on this face. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (1707-1840) - (fr) 55-60 g 100-110 mm - ND (1800-1860) - (fr) 31-54 g 75-100 mm - |
| 附加信息 |
Luang Prabang's bullet-money tradition persisted well into the nineteenth century, but these large cast bronze pieces occupied a different register of the monetary system — used in temple donations and ceremonial tribute rather than everyday market exchange. The Kingdom remained a Siamese vassal for much of this period, and its coinage retained local forms precisely because Bangkok had little interest in standardizing peripheral tributary currencies.
The 153-year attribution window reflects genuine uncertainty: these were cast without dates, and die studies offer no traction on bronze castings of this type.