The Kernosivski Idol, a sandstone kurgan stele discovered in the village of Kernosivski, Ukraine, in 1973. Yamnaya culture, circa 2600-2500 BC

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The Kernosivski Idol, a sandstone kurgan stele discovered in the village of Kernosivski, Ukraine, in 1973. Yamnaya culture, circa 2600-2500 BC
Thinking about the werewolf from the hate mail Lemgo council pharmacist David Welman (1595 - 1669) got after being accused of being a werewolf
it's so fucking cute. That war wlf is frolicking
Someone drew this in anger, they drew this and said "look at what a terrible beast you are"
Gold ear ornaments, Sican culture, Peru, circa 900-1100
from The Dallas Museum of Art
String of gold, etched carnelian, and lapis lazuli beads, City of Ur, circa 2500-2300 BC
from The Penn Museum
Ink tablet in the form of a turtle, China, 1st century AD
from The Minneapolis Museum of Art
Gold rings from Anglo-Saxon England, 8th-10th century AD
from The British Museum
@realmedieval
Assyrian relief sculpture of a decorated scabbard with lions.
hades explaining that he’s the god of the dead, not the god of death
Thanatos explaining that he’s the god of death, not hades
Thanatos explaining that it applies to animals too
Poseidon explaining that he is the god of the seas and oceans
Zeus explaining why he can’t keep it in his pants
Hermes explaining why he gotta go fast
dionysus explaining why he’s Like That
All of these are so accurate it hurts
@nicadenic
Also Hermes, God of messengers
And Eris, Goddess of discord and chaos
Oh my god I’m dying, these are all just consecutive sucker punch’s straight to the nose
Help
Ares, the god of war
I’M DYING I LOVE THIS
WHY IS THIS SO PERFECT
i love it when tumblr users play with jpegs like dolls
Amphora, "Running Man", Rhodes, c. 540-520 BCE. From the Visual Arts Legacy Collection (JSTOR)
Meanwhile in Ancient Rome...
Gilded and gold inlaid iron sword uncovered by archaeologists at the Filipovka Kurgans, Orenburg Oblast, Russia.
Sarmatian, 7th century BC
literally any human reading the words "plautus play films": ah you're looking for modern productions of ancient theatrical scripts that you can easily watch online
google's ai overview reading the words "plautus play films": they didnt have films in the 3rd century BCE you fucking idiot
"can be challenging." "limited filming". How about impossible? I don't have a Tardis at the ready to just snap a video, AI goon!
Mongolian Petroglyphs Prehistoric rock carvings found throughout the country, particularly in the Altai Mountains and the Gobi Desert.
Poseidonia coin, silver, 530 - 500 BCE
Coin Cabinet Berlin 18200332
Bronze dagger with gold and silver riverside landscape scene, Mycenaean Greece, 16th century BC
from The National Archaeological Museum, Athens
Medieval Persian ceramic bowl with pigeons and inscription from the city of Kashan, dating back to the 13th century CE. The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD.
Photo by Babylon Chronicle
Petroglyphs in Kyrgyzstan, estimated to be 3000 years old.