_180 Decorative Plate taken from the Battle of Atbara "This decorative, floral plate belonged to a Sudanese soldier who fought and died in the Battle of Atbara in 1898, part of the wider Mahdist War; the battle was a key engagement for the Seaforth Highlanders. It is likely that the plate was picked up by an unidentified Seaforth solider as a trophy. The plate has a floral pattern that was popular in Islamic art and artefacts of the period. It has been broken in several places and repaired in a rudimental manner; a modern plate hanger has been adhered to back." eulac3d English Movable Heritage text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object 3D 2016-05-1 "This decorative, floral plate belonged to a Sudanese soldier who fought and died in the Battle of Atbara in 1898, part of the wider Mahdist War; the battle was a key engagement for the Seaforth Highlanders. It is likely that the plate was picked up by an unidentified Seaforth solider as a trophy. The plate has a floral pattern that was popular in Islamic art and artefacts of the period. It has been broken in several places and repaired in a rudimental manner; a modern plate hanger has been adhered to back." text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object 3D Object "This decorative, floral plate belonged to a Sudanese soldier who fought and died in the Battle of Atbara in 1898, part of the wider Mahdist War; the battle was a key engagement for the Seaforth Highlanders. It is likely that the plate was picked up by an unidentified Seaforth solider as a trophy. The plate has a floral pattern that was popular in Islamic art and artefacts of the period. It has been broken in several places and repaired in a rudimental manner; a modern plate hanger has been adhered to back." text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object 3D Object "This decorative, floral plate belonged to a Sudanese soldier who fought and died in the Battle of Atbara in 1898, part of the wider Mahdist War; the battle was a key engagement for the Seaforth Highlanders. It is likely that the plate was picked up by an unidentified Seaforth solider as a trophy. The plate has a floral pattern that was popular in Islamic art and artefacts of the period. It has been broken in several places and repaired in a rudimental manner; a modern plate hanger has been adhered to back." text/plain Alias/WaveFront Object 3D Object