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Vestige #146
Vestige combines recurring lineages, stone, age, expression, adornment and archaeological context into restrained 2:3 documentary portraits that never resolve whether the subjects are statues or living beings.

Token information
- Collection
- Vestige
- Token ID
- #146
- Stone
- Veined marble
- Apparent Age
- Extremely ancient identity
- Condition
- Fractured across the face
- Expression
- Severe
- Adornment
- Ceremonial headdress
- Weathering / Surface
- Asymmetric weathering
- Environment
- Desert-like basin
- Framing
- Excavated close portrait
- Rarity
- Uncommon
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