4th Gallery

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Golden wreaths, diadems, headdresses and toques found in the grave of Philip II of Macedon, 4th cent
cranquis:cranquis:coolhealthinfographics:July 4th in America [ infographic ]Read on for fireworks sa
freebo23doodles:spartacubs:Happy 4th y'all @spartacubs‘s butt!!!
mythtakens:The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street (March 4th, 1960)
Been in a anime watching mood, so I had to rewatch gundam for the 4th time.
historyfilia:Mosaic depicting Tigress and Cubs. Roman, Eastern Roman Empire, 4th century. From the C
theancientworld:missfolly:Terracotta statue of a young Etruscan woman, late 4th century-early3rd cen
irefiordiligi:The Gladiator Mosaic, dated to the first half of the 4th century, Rome, Galleria Borgh
theancientwayoflife:~ Bracelet with Ends in the Shape of Maned Lionesses.Date: 4th century B.C.Mediu
via-appia:Semicircular atrium, Villa Romana del Casale, Sicily.Roman, early 4th century AD
leaurielle:August 4th,A summer afternoon in Milan, Here I take my bath, thinking about you and I,I n
Happy 4th..Bomb pops and cocaine whitetoes
fewthistle:Weiser’s Book Store. 4th Avenue, New York City. 1940s.Photographer: Andreas Feininger
uptou:ビジュアルウェブS Vol.828 大原優乃 4th week #2
Head of King Khafra, Old Kingdom, 4th Dynasty, reign of Khafra, ca. 2550 BC. Travertine, 20.4 x 12.5
mildrevolution:Greek/Roman Inspired Clothing:  2nd dress by Hana Touma, 3rd dress on ebay, 4th dress
cleowho:“You were saying?”Genesis of the Daleks - season 12 - 1975
gloomy-prince:This is my sweet son George Tiberius Washington… his birthday is the 4th of July, he u
rachelignotofsky:Happy 4th of July!Nothing is more American than democracy—so make sure everyone you
Greek statuette depicting a dancer* 4th century BCE* Southern Russia (near Crimea)https://smb.museum
seekingthespheres:The Doctor’s Doctor - Harry, Grace, and Martha
via-appia:Necklace with lion’s head closures, Byzantine, 4th century AD
via-appia:Byzantine necklace of gold ducks and glass beads, 4th century
via-appia:Terracotta pomegranate with traces of paintGreek, 5th–4th century B.C.
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