Ghar-i-Mordeh Gusfand. Gharluli, Faryab Province.

July 1969
Nevertheless, the cave revealed superb examples of Early Islamic glazed pottery from the Ghaznavid (11th century CE) and Timrid (15th century CE). periods during which this whorl design was very popular.
Photo: Louis Dupree

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Contained in galleries: NATIONAL MUSEUM I - BCE (Before Common Era)

July 1969<br />
Nevertheless, the cave revealed superb examples of Early Islamic glazed pottery from the Ghaznavid (11th century CE) and Timrid (15th century CE). periods during which this whorl design was very popular.<br />
Photo: Louis Dupree