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monsieurlabette:Sadao Hasegawa!

Limestone tablet with Sumerian cuneiform (late 4thmillennium BC, during Uruk III).This is possibly a

Unidentified (possibly Leith boxer Mannie Abrew), 1922. FCB Cadell, 1883-1937. Dundee Art

klainebookproject: What could it possibly mean?! One more week stands in between our boys and the wo

oldbooklover:pages from a sculptor’s workbook, possibly early 19th century. 

A Chinese sculpture of a bodhisattva, possibly Avalokiteshvara/Guanyin.  Artist unknown; 15th/1

The mummy of Nes-mut-aat-neru is wrapped in linen and covered with a beadwork shroud, possibly to im

Illuminated initial showing a Priest Celebrating Mass; possibly from the Missal of Lucrezia de&rsquo

George R.R. Martin - Game of Thrones - Voyager, 1996, UK First Edition Quite possibly the most signi

trueloveistreacherous:Jason, you are all that I care about, possibly because I did not have the capa

albearrawr:This was quite possibly the funniest episode ever. The whole fight was taking place in he

#6 - Broken spines.(Possibly my favorite Valdemar book?)

343 Industries teases Halo 5’s next, and possibly last, free multiplayer DLC

heaveninawildflower:Doll (possibly American) wearing a printed cotton dress, apron of white delaine

medieval:Designer of the Bayeux Tapestry (possibly) identified.via Medievalists.net

defterisk:Ptolemaic stela, possibly Hathor.Signs you’re an otherwise intelligent, cultured

Werner Hartmann (Austrian, 1903-1981)New York, 1988 [possibly this is the title of the work?]

Portrait of an unknown lady in black possibly Queen Mary I of England, whereas others believe it to

Ancient Greek terracotta incense burner in the form of a female head, possibly Kore/Persephone. 

museedart:Athena, from a warehouse in Piraeus destroyed in the 1st century BCE, possibly by Sulla; c

ask-the-scientist:Including the plants.And the water.Possibly the rocks. 

cma-greek-roman-art:Portait Head of a Statesman, possibly Vespasian, 1, Cleveland Museum of Art: Gre

peterquill: (quite possibly one of many) Zachary Quinto and Chris Pine’s vocabulary battle(s)

collectivehistory: Roman man penetrating a youth, possibly a slave, middle of the 1st century AD. F

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