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Pictures and descriptions of prehistoric images and effigies of owls from the Upper Paleolithic to the recent past.
An 8,000-year-old marble figurine of a voluptuous woman was unearthed in 2016 in the Neolithic urban settlement of ΓatalhΓΆyΓΌk in central Turkey. The figurine is 17 centimeters long, 11 centimeters wide and weighs one kilo.
Samurai helmet(Kabuto) adorned with a removable octopus figurine, late 16th century, japan, from the Japanese armory section of the Stibbert Museum in Florence, Italy.
~ Painted Drum.
Date: A.D. 500β1000
Place of origin: Central Andes, Middle Horizon, North Coast
Medium: Animal hide, gesso, wooden slats, pigment.
βPhiβ Figurine, Greek, 1400β1200 BC, Saint Louis Art Museum: Ancient Art
https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/174/
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bats β’ tip jar
This decorative glass plaque at the Miho Museum depicts the Apis bull. I love these thingsβ combination of precise detail and liquid wobbliness. From Ptolemaic or Roman Egypt, First Century BCE to First Century CE.
Bronze standard with bulls, Hattian (Central Turkey), 2300-2000 BC
from The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Glass flask, Roman, 3rd-4th century AD
from The J. Paul Getty Museum
~ Statuette of Anubis facing a kneeling worshiper.
Period: Third Intermediate Period to Late Period, 25th-26th dynasty
Date: ca. 747-525 B.C.
β’ Translation from the source: May Anubis, give life, health, long life and great and good old age to Wdja-Hor-resnet, son of Ankh-pa-khered, whose mother is Ta-gemiw(t), who is born (made) of the Mistress of the house, Hy-inty for Pen-pa-djew. May Anubis give life to Wdje-hor-resnet, son of Ankh-pa-khered. May Anubis, who is before the place of the divine booth, give life, health, strength, a long life, and a great old age and happiness to the son of Ankh-pa-khered, whose mother is Ta-gemiw(t), who is Mistress of the House, Hy-inty for Pen-pa-djew.
Carnelian bead necklace, Egypt, 18th Dynasty (1550 - 1295 BC)
from The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Blue glass pitcher, Etruscan, 700-600 BC
from The J. Paul Getty Museum
Gold, shell, and turquoise earrings, Moche culture, 1-800 AD
from The Museo Larco, Peru
Gold and turquoise nose ring, Moche culture, Peru, 1 - 800 AD
from The Museo Larco, Peru