Bell 1st century A.D. Italian (Ancient Roman) Small bells were worn by household pets or as jewelry (like the nearby bracelet bell).Lost-Wax Cast BellsThe art of lost-wax metal casting has been used on the west coast of Africa for centuries. The technique uses wax, traditionally beeswax, to create a form. Next, a clay mold is formed around the beeswax, and the wax is melted away. The final step involves pouring liquid metal into the clay mold and after it is cooled, breaking the clay. These small crotal and clapper bells were all formed using the lost-wax technique.. Bell. Italian (Ancient Roman). 1st century A.D.. Bronze. Padua, Italy. Idiophone-Struck-bell-clapper

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Bell 1st century A.D. Italian (Ancient Roman) Small bells were worn by household pets or as jewelry (like the nearby bracelet bell).Lost-Wax Cast BellsThe art of lost-wax metal casting has been used on the west coast of Africa for centuries. The technique uses wax, traditionally beeswax, to create a form. Next, a clay mold is formed around the beeswax, and the wax is melted away. The final step involves pouring liquid metal into the clay mold and after it is cooled, breaking the clay. These small crotal and clapper bells were all formed using the lost-wax technique.. Bell. Italian (Ancient Roman). 1st century A.D.. Bronze. Padua, Italy. Idiophone-Struck-bell-clapper

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