Anatolian Gallery
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ancientart: The rock-cut out tombs of Mrya, located a few kilometers from Demre in the Anatolian reg
mia-asian-art: Pair of Socks, Unknown Anatolian, c. 1930, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Chinese, Sou
slam-islamic: Small West Anatolian Medallion Carpet, Turkish, 19th century, Saint Louis Art Museum:
slam-islamic: Small West Anatolian Medallion Carpet, Turkish, 19th century, Saint Louis Art Museum:
slam-islamic: Small West Anatolian Medallion Carpet, Turkish, 19th century, Saint Louis Art Museum:
Hittite statuette of a seated deity. Artist unknown; 13th cent. BCE. From Turkey; now in the Metro
jaded-mandarin:Egnazio Danti. Detail from Anatolian Peninsula with Ancient Toponyms and Middle East,
mirekulous:Hittites: Altar with hieroglyphs, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara.
Cappadocia. Central Anatolian Region, Turkey
livestockguardiangod:Wrestling Anatolian Shepherds of Siginak Anatolians, source
The North Anatolian Fault – one of the world’s most dangerousIt’s hard to say that
ancientpeoples:Lion-Shaped RhytonKültepe (Anatolia)ca. 1860-1780 B.C.This highly stylized,
Cappadocia (Central Anatolian Region, Turkey)
Earring, 2400-2200 BCE. Gold. Anatolia. © Schmuckmuseum PforzheimFoto: Günther Meyer
lemonsharks:seeyouitaly:Anatolian Shepherds, Kangal DogExcuse, he is a cat by adoption. His name is
archaicwonder:The Guennol Stargazer Marble Idol, Anatolian, 3rd ML BCStanding 9 inches (22.9 cm) hig
Cult image of Aphrodite of Aphrodisias, found in the bouleuterion (council house) at Aphrodisias. Gr
Phrygian Terra Cotta vessels with geometric patterns, Gordion, 8th century BC, Museum of Anatolian C
can you tell we are obsessed with her?
romebyzantium:Hanging bronze lamp, with gryphon, bird, fish and cross ornaments Byzantine (Anatolian
Beautiful fractal grooves on the shell of the Anatolian door snail, Albinaria anatolica.www.cmkoseme
ancientart: The rock-cut out tombs of Mrya, located a few kilometers from Demre in the Anatolian reg
We will be bringing this little guy home soon. He’s an Anatolian Shepherd. Trying to think of
Marriage Certificate, 19th-18th C. BCE, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara #favMWA contract,
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