Examples of use of ivories
1. There are 200 archaeological objects, including two Bagram ivories.
2. Perhaps most radical, however, is the growing use of whites and ivories in the decorations.
3. It featured exquisite ivories from Bagram, a 2,300–year–old gargoyle and fly swatters made of yak hair.
4. "It‘s rare to find people who can do it, the ivories from Begram can only be done in Kabul or Paris, it‘s as simple as that...
5. Indian ivories, Hellenistic bronzes and Greco–Roman glass found at Bagram, about 60 kilometres (37 miles) north of Kabul, show Afghanistan‘s position at the crossroads of the Silk Road, where ancient Indian, Chinese and Greek civilisations intersected.