Roman Egyptian Gallery

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Roman reliefs at Dendera temple complex showing showing Roman Emperor Trajan and Egyptian gods and d

A Roman Stone Bust of Aphrodite-Isis, Egypt, c. 1st century AD

How the Roman Colosseum was built by the Jews,One of the great myths of history is that the Egyptian

ibuzoo:Pantheon AestheticsGreek - Egyptian - Roman - Norse

My four-part ‘Floral Artefact’ series from last summer! Etruscan boar vessel with laurel, Roman fasc

some ancient artifacts patterns(from upper left: greek, egyptian, roman, persian)

historyarchaeologyartefacts:[OS] Roman Sardonyx Cameo of Egyptian Goddess Isis; 1st century B.C. - 1

gemma-antiqua:Ancient Egyptian silver snake ring, dated to the Roman period, or 30 BCE-323 CE.

archaicwonder:Roman Magic Abraxas Amulet, 2nd-3rd Century ADAbraxas was an Egyptian Gnostic solar de

Chest with inscription in demotic and depiction of a sacrifice to SobekEgyptian, c. 1st century B.C.

cleopatrasdaughter:Notable royal women of the ancient Greek world(c. 1600 BCE - 500 CE)

Ancient Egyptian mummy masks, Roman period, 1st century BC

ibuzoo:Pantheon AestheticsGreek - Egyptian - Roman - Norse

Egyptian blue – a bright blue crystalline substance – is believed to be the first unnatu

caesaringaul:Mummy Portrait, Egyptian Roman Period, 80-120 AD.Limewood panel bearing portrait in enc

jeannepompadour:Five rings with busts of Ptah and a female consort, Serapis and Isis; 1st–2nd centur

Wooden cupboard (?) door, carved by a Coptic artist in Byzantine Egypt (5th cent. CE). Now in the W

Rodin found inspiration in ancient sculptures and, like the Romantic generation before him, he saw s

forthememoryofepicurus:The Egyptian look by wamcclung on Flickr.Via Flickr: Bust of Antinous, the fa

Cleopatra, 1963: Some Many Outfits, So Many WigsI suspect this film is what gave us lots of blue and

worldhistoryfacts:Cat’s head with earrings, Roman/Egyptian, 3rd century CE.

centuriespast:Fused mosaic plaqueGlassEgypt, Ptolemaic Dynasty (305 - 30 B.C.E.), Roman Period (30 B

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