#ancient times
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This lion acted as a guardian figure for a temple built by the pharaoh Amenhotep III.
18th Dynasty; Meroitic.
Material: red granite.
Ancient Egypt.
British Museum, London.
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Roman emperor Elagabalus, depicted here on this coin, was assassinated in AD 222.
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Tomb of the Typhoon.
Monterozzi necropolis, Tarquinia, Italy.
II-I century BC.
Etruscan art. Fresco.
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West pediment of the Parthenon.
Author: Phidias, sculptor of the Acropolis of Athens.
440-432 BC.
Currently preserved at the British Museum in London.
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Archaeological site of Olympia, Greece.
VIII-V centuries BC.
At Olympia in 776 BC there were the first Olimpic games.
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Helios in his chariot emerges from the sea.
Pottery: red-figured calyx-krater.
Made in Attica (Greece)
Excavated: Puglia, Italy.
430 BC
British Museum
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Detail from a linen and wool hanging fragment.
Egypt, c. 200 - 642 AD
Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
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Precise geometric pattern on a rams-head: terracotta pot.
East Greece, 6th BC.
Currently preserved at the Met Museum, New York.
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“Villa dei misteri” (Villa of the Mysteries), Pompeii, Italy.
Fresco, I century BC.
Dionysian ritual.
Art of ancient Rome.
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Double seat (bisellium) of Marcus Olconius Fufus in the Teatro Grande of Pompeii, Italy.
1st century AD.
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Aeneas with Anchises, Ascanius and a cicada (?) between his legs.
Art of ancient Rome.
1st century AD.
Getty Museum.
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Attic kylix with black figures.
From Cerveteri, Italy.
530 BC.
National Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, Italy.
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A satyr carved in the agate.
From Etruria, Italy, 550 BC.
Now preserved by the British Museum.
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The “Cup bearer”, fresco from Knossos.
2000 BC.
Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, Crete, Greece.
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Etruscan lebes with five lion heads.
Regolini-Galassi tomb, Cerveteri, Italy.
7th century BC.
Vatican Museums, Rome, Italy.
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Ancient Earth by Ian Webster !
A new online tool allows users to scroll through geologic time, using their own location as a pinpoint to orient themselves in the shifting land masses!
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“Ruined Kingdom”
www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-OPe_AlDeM
Music by Obtained Enslavement
(This song is called From Times In Kingdoms… taken from their second album named Witchcraft which was released by Wounded Love Records on in 1997.
Obtained Enslavement is a symphonic black metal band with an influences of epic black metal, death metal, witchcraft, ancient times, and magic. The band is coming from Stord, Norway. It was found in 1989 but unfortunately, they’re split-up in 2000.
Here’s the last known lineup:
Torquemada [drums | see also: Greenland Whalefishers],
Døden [guitars | see also: ex-Aeternus (live)],
Pest [bass and vocals | see also: Octagon, ex-Gorgorothetc.],
Heks [guitars and keyboards].)
Artwork has been taken from www.pinterest.com/pin/370491506820817681.
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Melite and Sòlom - original characters
Follow my fantasy world and OCs: https://www.instagram.com/piana.degli.dei/
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When is past midnight and you are reading “Egyptian porn in Ancient times” for a project. Thinking about my life choices rn.
old enough to remember when smut was called ‘lemons’ but young enough that i had absolutely no business knowing that smut was called ‘lemons’ at the time
Giardino dipinto (inizi I sec.), particolari, dalla Casa del Bracciale d'oro - Parco archeologico di Pompei, Napoli.
Il fiume Sarno e altre figure (metà I sec.), dalla Villa dei Triclini - Località Moregine, Parco archeologico di Pompei, Napoli.
