These seven Llhuroscian objects comprised Norman Daly’s contribution to the “Imaginary Lands” group exhibition at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam in 1983-84. Several objects are unique to this exhibition, but it is likely that others from the original Llhuros exhibition at Andrew D. White Museum Cornell premiere in 1972 were included. These have not yet been correlated with catalog numbers. The ‘Rotterdam’ objects will likely be added to the main catalog and included in future installations.
Norman Daly
DEDICATORY CEREMONIAL TRI-CUPS OF THE HORSE PEOPLE
(a.k.a. Triple Ceremonial Drinking Cups)
Middle Period, Trolydos
Bronze; blue-green patina, considerable erosion and crude repair on feet.
Height: 16" | Width: 12" at widest point
Norman Daly
FORNICATING GODS
Early Archaic, found at Houndee, 1966
Ceramic (also sometimes Metal)
Height: 25cm | Width: 8.3cm
Norman Daly
LLHUROSCIAN MEDALLIONS (a.k.a Jewelry)
Metal
Norman Daly
SOLAR SYNCHRONOUS THOUGHT TRANSMITTER
Decline, Sividian
Iron
Height: 17" | Width: not given
Norman Daly
TEMPLE VOTIVE
Middle Period, found at Draikum, 1964
Ceramic
Height: 18cm (includes base)
Norman Daly
RELIQUARY OF THE SACRED APE: FUNEREAL URN
Found at Sarnak, 1962
Bronze, Hollow Cast; Surface spotted from sporadic repatination.
(Also COL #140)
Norman Daly
LLHUROSCIAN VOTIVE
Ceramic
Height: 14" | Width: 5" (includes base)
Note: 8' tall version constructed for Cologne Exhibition, 1974.
Photos: H. Chadley Smith