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An oversized human skull used for teaching at Harvard Medical School, c. 1929.

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An oversized human skull used for teaching at Harvard Medical School, c. 1929.

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A silk embroidery from China depicting Guru Nanak Sahib Ji , circa 1800s. Guru Nanak was referred to as Baba Foosa in China and as Nanak Lama in Tibet. He visited the regions during His third udasi

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A silk embroidery from China depicting Guru Nanak Sahib Ji , circa 1800s. Guru Nanak was referred to as Baba Foosa in China and as Nanak Lama in Tibet. He visited the regions during His third udasi

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Clay calyx-krater depicting the myth of Cadmus, a legendary Phoenician prince credited with founding Thebes and introducing the alphabet to Greece, slaying a dragon. Paestan red-figure, attributed to Python of Poseidonia , c. 350s BCE.

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Clay calyx-krater depicting the myth of Cadmus, a legendary Phoenician prince credited with founding Thebes and introducing the alphabet to Greece, slaying a dragon. Paestan red-figure, attributed to Python of Poseidonia , c. 350s BCE.

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A Gold, Enamel, and Diamond Keyless Pendant Watch in the Form of a Scarab Beetle, circa 1900

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A Gold, Enamel, and Diamond Keyless Pendant Watch in the Form of a Scarab Beetle, circa 1900

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An erotic mosaic stolen from Pompeii by a Nazi captain during World War II has been returned to the ancient site. Featuring a man reclining on a couch being attended to by a scantily clad woman, the mosaic may have decorated a bedroom floor in a Roman villa.

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An erotic mosaic stolen from Pompeii by a Nazi captain during World War II has been returned to the ancient site. Featuring a man reclining on a couch being attended to by a scantily clad woman, the mosaic may have decorated a bedroom floor in a Roman villa.

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Fragments of a stone inscription from Olympia : the Rules of the Isolympic games in Naples, the Sebasta. These games, based on the Olympics, were founded for Roman emperor Augustus in 2 BCE - 2 CE ca. The inscription is of 1st-2nd c. CE; at the Arch. Mus. of Olympia

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Fragments of a stone inscription from Olympia : the Rules of the Isolympic games in Naples, the Sebasta. These games, based on the Olympics, were founded for Roman emperor Augustus in 2 BCE - 2 CE ca. The inscription is of 1st-2nd c. CE; at the Arch. Mus. of Olympia

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Golden greek libation bowl, of about 625 BCE, from Olympia. It bears a greek dedicating inscription. Boston museum of Arts, nr. 21.1843

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Golden greek libation bowl, of about 625 BCE, from Olympia. It bears a greek dedicating inscription. Boston museum of Arts, nr. 21.1843

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Chalcidian-type helmet found in Ukraine, ca. 500 BC

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Chalcidian-type helmet found in Ukraine, ca. 500 BC

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Hapi the Egyptian God of the River

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Hapi the Egyptian God of the River

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A burgonet from Burgundy, France, considered as a masterpiece of the Renaissance metalwork. Crafted by renowned Milanese armorer, Filippo Negroli, in 1543.

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A burgonet from Burgundy, France, considered as a masterpiece of the Renaissance metalwork. Crafted by renowned Milanese armorer, Filippo Negroli, in 1543.

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