Dwellerinthelibrary Gallery

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dwellerinthelibrary:BJ984 Yaxchilán Lintel by listentoreason on Flickr.More fun with bloodletting, a

beatlefnatic:scloutier:dwellerinthelibrary:professorfangirl:theletteraesc:smilelikeyougotnothingtolo

dwellerinthelibrary: Colossal Statue of Tutankhamun by Tjflex2

daughter-of-artemis:dwellerinthelibrary:Lauren K. Cannon, Kindled. A very clever variation on all th

dwellerinthelibrary:A lion-headed god, perhaps Horus, at the Miho Museum. It dates to the late Twent

dwellerinthelibrary:A detail of Paduamen’s coffin at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, dating to the Twe

dwellerinthelibrary:Nespawershefyt’s coffin at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum, dating to the Third I

dwellerinthelibrary:Fantastic photos of the “astronomical ceiling” at Dendera, posted on LiveJournal

dwellerinthelibrary:At the Met, an ivory plaque from the city of Nimrud. It’s Assyrian (specifically

dwellerinthelibrary:Oink oink!A little blue glass boar at the Römisch-Germanisches Museum in Cologne

dwellerinthelibrary:Fantastic photos of the “astronomical ceiling” at Dendera, posted on LiveJournal

dwellerinthelibrary:Meanwhile at the Oriental Institute in Chicago, a demon is trapped at the centre

dwellerinthelibrary:“Terracotta Acroterion. Early 5th century BC. # MS 1832. Acroteria, guardian sta

silph-co:eastiseverywhere:emthehistorygirl:romologist:dwellerinthelibrary:hymeko:The Obscure Egyptia

dwellerinthelibrary:Meanwhile at the Oriental Institute in Chicago, a demon is trapped at the centre

dwellerinthelibrary:Nenfro statue of a winged lion tomb guardian figure Etruscan 550 BCE by mharrsch

dwellerinthelibrary:Sphinx by Viviengros

dwellerinthelibrary:Fantastic photos of the “astronomical ceiling” at Dendera, posted on LiveJournal

dwellerinthelibrary:Ley (by agvnono)A closeup of the Code of Hammurabi at the Louvre.

dwellerinthelibrary:“Another tradition describes the Sirens as fatal birds. They were in communicati

idionkisson:dwellerinthelibrary:Paul Manship, Diana and a Hound, 1925. At the National Gallery of Ar

dwellerinthelibrary:Three female figurines from Ancient Greece’s Late Helladic period, dating to aro

dwellerinthelibrary:This thing looks incredibly home-made. The Ishtar Vase at the Louvre, found at L

dwellerinthelibrary:emmadelosnardos:And they said that formal perfection was dead?holy shit

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