An early example of a hollow cast bronze (weight 15 kg); the leaded copper-arsenic jacket is filled with lead. The jacket is decorated with seashell inlays depicting a hunting frieze in which a leopard attacks an ibex. The scene is repeated twice, separated by stylized flies. High energy X-ray tomography at 8 MeV was conducted at the linear accelerator at the Laboratoire d’électronique des technologies de l’information (CEA-Leti). Leopard Weight, Pakistan, end 4th–early 3rd millennium BCE, H. 16.7 cm (Mission archéologique française au Makran, Shahi-Tump, inv. 298II402PO644). See Mille, Benoît, Roland Besenval, and David Bourgarit. 2004. “Early ‘Lost-Wax Casting’ in Balochistan (Pakistan): The ‘Leopards Weight’ from Shahi-Tump.” In Persiens Antike Pracht, Bergbau – Handwerk – Archäologie, edited by T. Stöllner, R. Slotta, and A. Vatandoust, 1:274–80. Bochum, Germany: Deutsches Bergbau Museum.; Mille, Benoît. 2017. “D’une amulette en cuivre aux grandes statues de bronze, évolution des techniques de fonte à la cire perdue, de l’Indus à la Méditerranée, du 5e millénaire au 5e siècle av. J.-C.” PhD diss., Université de Paris-Nanterre et Université de Fribourg. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100057..