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Mithredath's closed hands and Sheshbazzar's closed hands grip opposite sides of the gold vessel simultaneously, keeping its base level during the transfer. The open coffer's base rests fully on the treasury bench; its lid meets the rear stop at the hinge. The three silver vessels touch and nest inside the coffer, varying in angle and rim height. All four bench legs contact the reed-covered floor. Both of Mithredath's sandals and both of Sheshbazzar's sandals press into the same floor plane. Both figures and the bench cast shadows down-right from the doorway light. It is Cyrus's first Babylonian regnal year, conventionally 538 BCE: Achaemenid official in a sleeved wool robe; Judean leader in a belted wool tunic, mantle and leather sandals.; Mudbrick, packed earth, woven reeds and wool, plain wood, hammered gold and hammered silver.; Hand-hammered metal vessels, hinged wooden storage furniture and hand transfer between responsible officials.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Solemn, practical custody changing hands.. 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