400 Bce Gallery

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historyarchaeologyartefacts:Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek classical period 450–400 BCE[1600x14
thoodleoo:>be plato, c. 400 BCE>be giving a lecture in athens>everything’s going great, stu
Borsdorfer Henkel, handle of a bronze bowl, 400 BCE. Germany. Hessisches Landesmuseum Darmstadt, pho
ancientanimalart:Cybele riding a lionGreekLate Classical Periodabout 400 BCEMuseum of Fine Arts Bost
“The wrestler,” an Olmec sculpture from before 400 BCE.
ancientanimalart:Bronze SnakeGreekClassical Periodabout 400 BCE“The votive snake is shown as if exte
The gravestone of an Athenian named Philoxenos and his wife Philoumene.  Artist unknown; ca. 400 BCE
A torch-racer.  Black-figure Panathenaic amphoriskos, artist unknown; ca. 400 BCE.  Found at Eretria
elsewheregreen:Fragment of a terracotta skyphos (deep drinking cup). 430–400 BCE. Attributed to the
historyarchaeologyartefacts: Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek classical period 450–400 BCE[1600x1
aeschylated:Distater of Thourioi with head of AthenaGreekClassical Periodabout 400–350 BCE“Obverse:
A 400 BCE statuette of the goddess Artemis riding a deer, found in Siracusa (now on display at Museo
ancientanimalart:Red-Figure Calyx-Kraterca. 400 BCECleveland Museum of ArtI’ve seen the Medea
worldhistoryfacts: The Pazyryk carpet, made around 400 BCE, which makes it one of the oldest rugs in
historyarchaeologyartefacts: Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek classical period 450–400 BCE[
art-mirrors-art:Cover of a mirror from Greece (c. 400 BCE, bronze, ± 17cm diameter), and deta
historyarchaeologyartefacts: Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek classical period 450–400 BCE[
worldhistoryfacts: Crocodile with the head of a falcon, from Egypt, 400-250 BCE. The statue may repr
ancientjewels:Late Classical period Greek gold pendant in the form of a bull’s head. 400-330 BCE. Fr
Colchian gold diadem, dated to 400-350 BCE. Much of ancient Colchis is located in modern Georgia, wh
art-witches: Mother Goddess, 4000 - 2500 BCE.  She was originally painted in red
kneeledbeauty: The first written representation of ‘slave woman’.  4000 BCE,
art-witches: Mother Goddess, 4000 - 2500 BCE.  She was originally painted in red ochr
The first written representation of ‘slave woman’.  4000 BCE, in Sumerian cune
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