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Geography + Transmission Atlas / Sinai & Eastern Mediterranean
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Attarouthi, Syria

The Syrian town named by the Met as the production place of the Attarouthi Treasure chalices; BIU uses the museum geography without inferring a broader workshop network.

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Sinai & Eastern Mediterranean

500–650 object context · 1 registered source

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Historical frame

Met records the Attarouthi Treasure chalice as made in Attarouthi, Syria.

Production / use

Production place is explicitly supplied by the museum object record.

Movement / provenance

The surviving museum object’s later provenance is not reconstructed from its production place.

Political / ecclesiastical

The chalice inscription documents a local church/donor context.

Artistic relation

Holy-figure imagery reflects a wider eastern Mediterranean Christian visual vocabulary according to the Met.

Reception / adaptation

No later reception route is inferred.

Uncertainty

A single treasure does not establish a regional workshop network.

Geography is not transmission proofGeographic proximity, shared typology, or visual similarity does not establish influence, workshop movement, trade, or transmission direction.
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Verified objects

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Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)← made-in · source-backed

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Materials + making

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Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)offered-to →Church of Saint Stephen at Attarouthi
Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)uses-material →Silver
Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)depicts →Christ
Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)depicts →Virgin Mary
Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)displays-element →Dragon-Slaying Warrior-Saint Motif
Attarouthi, Syria← made-in →Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)uses-gesture →Raised Hands in Prayer
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Attarouthi Treasure - Chalice
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Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)Attarouthi, Syria ←made-in— Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1) · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-805.
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Attarouthi Treasure Chalice (Met 1986.3.1)
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Attarouthi Treasure - Chalice
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