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- A statue of a Roman holding the busts of his ancestors, the so-called “The Barberini statue” is one of the main examples of Roman portrait sculpture mastery of the ancient period. [1200x1992]
A statue of a Roman holding the busts of his ancestors, the so-called “The Barberini statue” is one of the main examples of Roman portrait sculpture mastery of the ancient period. [1200x1992]
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Marble torso of Aphrodite. Greek, 1st century BC [1270x1635] : r/ArtefactPorn
Bronze figurines depicting Roman deities. The object is dated to 2nd – 4th century CE. The finds come from various places in eastern Serbia. Currently, items can be seen in the museum
Roman Tintinnabulum with the shape of a flying phalus. 1st century CE. Neapolitan Archaeological Museum [2625×3500] : r/ArtefactPorn
Skull Chapel in Kudowa-Zdrój, Poland. It was created in 1776 by local parish priest Václav Tomášek who was later interred there. It contains around 3,000 skulls and bones of another 21,000 people
10000 best r/artefactporn images on Pholder Greek Silver Stater of Corinth from 6-5th century BCE. [778X402]
Two burials with carved jades, found in 1984 at the archaeological site of Niuheliang in China. Niuheliang dates to 3,500–3,000 BCE, and was a burial and sacrificial center in the late Hongshan
White-ground terracotta object, possibly bobbin or yo-yo, with painting attributed to the Penthesilea Painter, Attica, Greece, ca. 460-450 BC. One side: Nike offers band of victory to a youth [below]. Reverse: Eros
Adorned skeleton of St. Valerius in Weyarn, Germany [720 x 480] : r/ArtefactPorn
Pre Colombian Honduran marble bowl circa 980 A.D. according to authentication. [3024x4032] : r/ArtefactPorn
Adorned skeleton of St. Valerius in Weyarn, Germany [720 x 480] : r/ArtefactPorn
