Antique Victorian SARCOPHAGUS Poison Occultist Locket Ring Gold Enamel Emerald


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Antique Victorian SARCOPHAGUS Poison Occultist Locket Ring Gold Enamel Emerald
Wyandotte, MI
Roman sarcophagus depicting scenes from the Iliad
* 175-200 CE
* Tyre, Lebanon
* Beirut National Museum
Attribution:
Clemens Schmillen, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Tulips among Sarcophagi.
The Red Queen
The Tomb of the Red Queen is a burial chamber containing the remains of a noblewoman, perhaps Lady Ix Tz'akbu Ajaw, and two servants, located inside Temple XIII in the ruins of the ancient Maya city of Palenque, now the, in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. It has been dated to between 600 and 700 AD. The tomb was discovered in 1994 by the Mexican archeologist Fanny Lopez Jimenez after being commissioned to perform routine stabilization work on a set of temple stairs by the local Archaeologist Arnoldo González Cruz . It takes its popular name from the fact that the remains of the noblewoman and the objects in the sarcophagus were covered with bright red cinnabar powder when the tomb was discovered.
Sarcophagus of Pakal the Great (VII c.) - Palenque, 2014
Maximum Security: Sarcophagus in Jail Cell Heavy and Elise Graves Bound inside an ultra-locked sarcophagus inside a high-security jail cell, Heavy is all alone Grabbing Heavy by the upper arms, Elise leads them down the corridor and into a jail cell. The high security jail is completely fashioned from gorgeous riveted flat metal bars. Heavy seems weirdly delighted by the upcoming experience. Waiting inside the cell is an opened fiberglass sarcophagus. It splits into two parts - top and bottom, and the bottom piece is awaiting it’s next inhabitant. Elise instructs Heavy to climb inside, and is herself delighted by the perfect fit for Heavy’s body. Prior to sealing Heavy away, though, Elise secures Heavy’s hands to their side with waist cuffs, and reduces sensory input by adding a blindfold, a cleave gag, and an open-mouth hood. Heavy is now ready for a ride like no other. As they lay back into their new home, it is evident that this sarcophagus was perfectly crafted for Heavy’s body. What a great fit! Elise simply can not wait to seal Heavy inside! Lifting the top piece from the ground, Elise lowers the lid over Heavy’s entire body, sealing them in the dark. Utilizing 10 latches all around the body-sized prison, Heavy is absolutely locked away, however it isn’t until Elise locks each and every latch that she finally feels stillness within her heart. Making herself very comfortable on the outside of the sarcophagus, Elise describes to Heavy how beautiful the light is that is streaming down on the box, no doubt beginning to warm the inhabitant. She pokes her hair through the little breathing holes, tickling Heavy’s nose, and generally disturbing them however she can. Once she has had her fun, Elise gets up to leave, taking one last glance at the striking display of helplessness before slamming the jail cell door closed. Heavy is now alone bound inside the sarcophagus, which is locked closed many times over, which is inside a jail cell, which is inside a high security jail. Life is good for Heavy.
Sarcophagus for a Cat
▫️This wooden coffin once housed the mummified remains of a young cat around five months old. Revered as sacred animals associated with the goddess Bastet, millions of cats were bred, sacrificed, mummified and dedicated as votive offerings at temples across #Egypt. Vast deposits of cat mummies have been discovered at major cult centres, including Bubastis and Saqqara. This one is from Bubastis.
The seated coffin retains inlaid eyes, traces of gilding and a green-painted head, while the mummy preserves fragments of its original linen wrappings.
Late Period–Ptolemaic Period, c. 664–30 B.C.
British Museum. EA22752