Centuries ago, Bali’s elite were buried in massive stone sarcophagi, some of which were carved to resemble turtles. The earliest of the found sarcophagi are more than 2,600 years old, but production reached a zenith during the Balinese Bronze Age (600 BCE-800 CE) [3686×5824]

Bali’s massive stone sarcophagi included global grave goods, such as mirrors from China, glass beads from Roman Egypt, and other treasures from far-flung places.

The turtle sarcophagus is now housed at the Museum Gedong Arca in Bali,Indonesia.

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