The Standard Sickle of Shamash-andulli Pneuma
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The Standard Sickle of Shamash-andulli Pneuma is a 2180 years old piece made by Shamash-andulli Pneuma, a farmer living in Persepolis.
Considering its age and the quality of the work, people consider it of considerable value.
It is engraved with central asian patterns and some symbols pertaining to Zoroastrianism.
This piece doesn't exist, but as a legend. It is said that in the year -171, Shamash-andulli Pneuma, the owner, made use of it in Persepolis to empower the Pneuma family. Now it is lost, or broken, we will never know.