Biblical Radiology and CT Imaging of the Bronze Age Terracotta Masks from Cyprus

Internal Structure

CT scans showed density variations that indicated different clay sources and firing temperatures.

Manufacturing Techniques

Internal seams and voids revealed how masks were shaped, dried, and reinforced.

Cultural Interpretation

The masks reflected ritual and ceremonial practices. Internal structure helped reconstruct their use in performance or cultic settings.

Preservation Impact

CT imaging allowed researchers to study masks without handling them extensively.

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