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Statue of a Youth (the Mozia Charioteer) (detail), 470–460 B.C., Sikeliote (Sicilian Greek). Detail
Statue of a Youth (the Mozia Charioteer) (detail), 470–460 B.C., Sikeliote (Sicilian Greek). Detail
The Hestia Tapestry Wool, first half of 6th Century CE, Egypt. Dimensions: 136.5 cm x 114 cm/53.7in
The Hestia Tapestry Wool, first half of 6th Century CE, Egypt. Dimensions: 136.5 cm x 114 cm/53.7in
stamp-it-to-me:a 1966 Greek stamp depicting a handwoven cloth[id: a postage stamp with an image of a
stamp-it-to-me:a 1966 Greek stamp depicting a handwoven cloth[id: a postage stamp with an image of a
Dionysian curtain fragment Linen and wool; 4th century Egypt (Coptic). Collection of the Virginia Mu
Dionysian curtain fragment Linen and wool; 4th century Egypt (Coptic). Collection of the Virginia Mu
Archaeological Museum of PatraGolden threads and sheets shaped like pomegranate fruit. From Patras H
Archaeological Museum of PatraGolden threads and sheets shaped like pomegranate fruit. From Patras H
Asproploumia (the exceedingly Greek motif with meanders) is one of the weaves covered in the traditi
Asproploumia (the exceedingly Greek motif with meanders) is one of the weaves covered in the traditi
Recurrent sections of unwoven warp is an element inspired by Greek clothing depicted on historical p
Recurrent sections of unwoven warp is an element inspired by Greek clothing depicted on historical p
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