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A magnolia flower six-petal Yixing clay teapot, made by Shi Dabin in 1597 CE. Now housed at the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware in Hong Kong

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A magnolia flower six-petal Yixing clay teapot, made by Shi Dabin in 1597 CE. Now housed at the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware in Hong Kong

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Tarawasi, built in 1438–1471 CE, served as an important Incan ceremonial-religious center in Limatambo, Peru. The site is famous for its building techniques, especially evident on the largest platform where walls are constructed in a cellular style with intricately carved andesite stones

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Tarawasi, built in 1438–1471 CE, served as an important Incan ceremonial-religious center in Limatambo, Peru. The site is famous for its building techniques, especially evident on the largest platform where walls are constructed in a cellular style with intricately carved andesite stones

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A large wooden statue of Kōmokuten, one of the four Shintennō, a group of fierce-looking guardian deities who protect the four cardinal directions of Buddha's realm. Made during the Edo Period , located in the Tōdai-ji temple in Nara, Japan

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A large wooden statue of Kōmokuten, one of the four Shintennō, a group of fierce-looking guardian deities who protect the four cardinal directions of Buddha's realm. Made during the Edo Period , located in the Tōdai-ji temple in Nara, Japan

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A Maya trumpet made from conch shell and incised with hematite. From Peten in Guatemala, 4th–6th century CE, now housed at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia

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A Maya trumpet made from conch shell and incised with hematite. From Peten in Guatemala, 4th–6th century CE, now housed at the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia

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Vittorio Caradosso- Falling stars, 1900

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Vittorio Caradosso- Falling stars, 1900

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World-famous Scythian Golden Pectoral masterpiece was discovered in Ukraine on June 21, 1971

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World-famous Scythian Golden Pectoral masterpiece was discovered in Ukraine on June 21, 1971

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Mummy of a bull. The body is wrapped in eight different types of bandages. Inside is a 6-10 month old animal, skull in place, body bones piled up, sand, gravel wrapped in bandages, animal covered with a papyrus net. 26 cm x 48 cm x 66 cm. 722-730 BC. Museo Egizio

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Mummy of a bull. The body is wrapped in eight different types of bandages. Inside is a 6-10 month old animal, skull in place, body bones piled up, sand, gravel wrapped in bandages, animal covered with a papyrus net. 26 cm x 48 cm x 66 cm. 722-730 BC. Museo Egizio

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Stone relief that served as a shop sign in Ostia in the late 2nd century AD. The picture shows a saleswoman with pens of chickens and hares; baskets of fruit, one of which contains figs; a vat of snails, a delicacy; and two monkeys to attract and entertain customers. Museum of Ostia

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Stone relief that served as a shop sign in Ostia in the late 2nd century AD. The picture shows a saleswoman with pens of chickens and hares; baskets of fruit, one of which contains figs; a vat of snails, a delicacy; and two monkeys to attract and entertain customers. Museum of Ostia

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Gold and lapis lazuli ewer probably from Prague circa 1600. The lapis lazuli was likely imported w what is now Afghanistan. Cabinets of curiosities were popular at this time and thought to represent a microcosm of the world, featuring artwork and artefacts from all corners of the globe

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Gold and lapis lazuli ewer probably from Prague circa 1600. The lapis lazuli was likely imported w what is now Afghanistan. Cabinets of curiosities were popular at this time and thought to represent a microcosm of the world, featuring artwork and artefacts from all corners of the globe

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