The National Museum of Denmark calls it a folding chair, and so does the archaeological literature, though it has no back and an English speaker would probably say stool.
My first thought when I saw the photo was the one from KV62. This is really fascinating stuff. To be back there and see the exchange of goods and ideas would be amazing
My first thought when I saw the photo was the one from KV62. This is really fascinating stuff. To be back there and see the exchange of goods and ideas would be amazing
Contact between any number of seafaring peoples may account for the commonality of design, across regions, even those that are far from one another.
Milking chair?