Ancient World Gallery
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socks design
mantis chae
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sealedbeastnue:mapsontheweb:Ancient Greek geographer Strabo’s map of the known world. bad work
ahencyclopedia: PLACES IN THE ANCIENT WORLD: Ellora Caves (India) ELLORA (also known as Elura a
Yet more tweed and shell, this time with Ancient Madder, and a trip around the world (England, Italy
sealedbeastnue:mapsontheweb:Ancient Greek geographer Strabo’s map of the known world. bad work
World’s largest ancient mosaic uncovered in Antakya, Turkey while building a hotel. It cov
Harp Shares the symbolism of the ladder as leading to the next world. The harpist is Death. An emble
Terracotta Warrior complex The world famous Terracotta Warriors (otherwise known as terracotta army)
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The Acropolis MuseumConsistently rated as one of the best museums in the world, and you can see why.
Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli. Tivoli (the Ancient Tibur, 23 kilometers from Rome) is the site
Day 16 of #inktober - The great stag Onorokhan. Ancient god of forest and moor, an embodiment of the
Day 21- The lands of Erinoth are, of course, littered with graves and mausoleums. From the ancient b
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM: WORLD OF WONDER
Sarkah.[…] appeared from the darkness to gather the shades of the world.[…] ca
[…] appeared from the darkness to gather the shades of the world. […] ca
Is it really #WorldEmojiDay again already? I can hardly it! Were ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs simila
Where did we come from and how did our world begin? For thousands of years, people from cultures all
Who needs a camera when you can have a sculptor?
worldofdarkness-eyecandy:Artwork by: Daren Horley
My latest piece! This is a library, repository of knowledge and the most ancient refuge of aspiring
Sigiriya (Lion’s Mountain) Sigiriya, also known as Lion Rock, is an archeological rock for
mutant-distraction:A family of Xolos,one of the most ancient dog breeds in the world,originally from
Gold armband with Herakles knot. Hellenistic, 3rd-2nd century BC, Greek, gold inlaid with garnets, e
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