Funerary Archaeology Gallery

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Limestone funerary stele (shaft) with a “Cypriot capital” Period: Classical Date: 5th ce

virtual-artifacts:Female-effigy ceramic burial urn, Northern Andes, Columbia, South America, 1,000–1

Another set of photos from excavations in Podlasie, Poland. We wear these masks because graves were

Mixtec Skull from Monte Albán A Mixtec skull, originally covered in turquoise tesserae, found in Tum

Tomb Guardian with Animal Head, early 700s, China, probably Shaanxi province, Xi'an, Tang dynasty (6

Black-figure funerary plaque with scenes of prothesis (laying out of the dead) and chariot raceGreek

Faceless funerary sculptures, Museum of Cyrene, Libya. They are believed to represent the goddess Pe

Phoenicians were minimalists before it was cool.Limestone Sarcophagus of Queen Batnu’am, from Byblos

Funerary urn for holding the ashes of Sellia Epyre. Her name appears on the cover, while the name of

Horemheb ploughing land in the Fields of Aaru. Relief from the Tomb of Horemheb at Saqqara. New king

Detail of the funerary papyrus of Taminiu, showing demonsFrom Thebes, EgyptThird Intermediate Period

Funerary Urn, Mexico, Oaxaca, Zapotec Culture

Corinium Museum, Cirencester; Medieval PeriodReplica Brass of William Prelatte (d. 1462)from Trinity

virtual-artifacts:Funerary Urn, Mexico, Oaxaca, Zapotec Culture

Funerary stele, made of limestone, of the freedman and sevir Q. Valerius Restitutus. Still alive, he

Marble funerary Inscription of Caecilius Hilarius, physician to the famous Caecilia Metella. Her cir

Marble funerary altar, carved in high relief with the figure of the deceased, named in the accompany

Marble slab from the family tomb of a castellariusThe inscription reads:D(is) M(anibus) / Cleme(n)ti

Marble lid of a cinerary chest, fashioned to look like the roof of a barrel-vaulted building with ac

vessel; figure; funerary urn Cultures/periods: ZapotecProduction date: 200 BC - AD 800Findspot: Oax

PectoralEgyptian 1783–1550 B.CGold and silver with inlays of carnelian and glass &ldq

Fragment of an Attic Funerary Stele, Late Classical, 4th century BC. Istanbul Archaeology Museum

Corinium Museum, Cirencester; Medieval PeriodReplica brass of Reginald Spycer (d. 1442)This depicts

Egyptian Coffin Panel with Paintings of Funerary Scenes, dates to between 1070 and 945 BC (Thir

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