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raingiant:#relatableCorrina, 5th century BCE, tr. James Dillon

thoodleoo: >ides of march 44 bce>be julius caesar>be going to the senate&g

ancientjewels:Northern Greek gold myrtle wreath c. 3rd-2nd centuries BCE. From the collection of the

bunjywunjy:The Domestication of Cats, 7500 BCE

lionofchaeronea:Model boat from an Egyptian tomb.  Artist unknown; ca. 2060-1785 BCE (Middle Ki

sartorialadventure:Snake bracelet, Hellenistic, 1st century BCE

hellas-inhabitants:Head of an Amazon. Roman copy after a bronze Greek original of 440—430 BCE.

worldhistoryfacts: Greek boxer at rest, 300-200 BCE. Note the scarred face and his leather boxing&n

blondebrainpower:Roman ships prow ornament made of bronze. Dated back to circa 1st century BCE &ndas

douris:Lakonian Black-figure kylix, attributed to the Boreads Painter, ca. 570–565 BCE, curren

virtual-artifacts:Bull sculpture, Achaemenid period ca. 550 - 330 BCE

Polycrates Polycrates (r. c. 535-522 BCE) was the tyrant of Samos who established Samian naval supre

gemma-antiqua:Hellenistic gold earring in the form of a dove, dated to the 2nd century BCE. Doves co

stereofeathers:jovialchaoss: charlesreeza: Dead Guy - Roman, c. 300 BCE, terra cotta Part of a tab

gemma-antiqua: Cypriot gold and lapis lazuli earring, dated to the 6th to 5th centuries BCE. Current

Egyptian terracotta squatting Baubo1st Century BCE/CEAlexandria ca. Legs drawn up and partially

Discos, around 500 BCE. Bronze. Found in Messina, Sicily. Via Kunsthistorisches Museum, ViennaThe im

Right eye of a statue. Greek, 500–100 BCE, Marble, obsidian, glass, and copper. Getty Mus

Red-figure psykter, signed by Douris, ca. 500–470 BCE. London, British Museum 1868,0606.7. Thi

Fertility FigurineMalta3500 BCE> etc.ancient.eu

elsewheregreen:Colima seated ithyphallic figure, Comala Style, c100 BCE, Mexico.  Art culture g

A colossal bull’s head from Persepolis during the reign of Xerxes (486-465 BCE). The head weig

RAM IN THE THICKETUr, Mesopotamiac.2600-2500 BCE“Sir Leonard Woolley dubbed this statuette the

kneeledbeauty: The first written representation of ‘slave woman’.  4000 BCE,

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