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Impasto footed bowl with ram's head handles. Faliscan culture, Italy, mid 7th c BC. Penn Museum collection
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Impasto footed bowl with ram's head handles. Faliscan culture, Italy, mid 7th c BC. Penn Museum collection
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Bottle with fox head. Moche culture, North coast, Peru, ca. 500-800 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Bottle with fox head. Moche culture, North coast, Peru, ca. 500-800 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Bottle in the form of a dog. Nasca culture, south coast, Peru, ca. 1-600 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Bottle in the form of a dog. Nasca culture, south coast, Peru, ca. 1-600 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Bust of a horse. Villanovan culture, Italy, 8th c BC. Terracotta. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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Bust of a horse. Villanovan culture, Italy, 8th c BC. Terracotta. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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Neck fragment of a red figure volute krater . Apulia, Italy, ca. 340 BC. Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art collection
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Neck fragment of a red figure volute krater . Apulia, Italy, ca. 340 BC. Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art collection
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Fragment with engraved decoration, possibly from a handle. Old Bering Sea II culture, Alaska, ca. 100-300 AD. Walrus ivory. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Fragment with engraved decoration, possibly from a handle. Old Bering Sea II culture, Alaska, ca. 100-300 AD. Walrus ivory. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Headdress ornament with double-headed serpent. Jama-Coaque culture, central coast, Ecuador, ca. 300 BC-AD 400. Gold alloy. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, collection
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Headdress ornament with double-headed serpent. Jama-Coaque culture, central coast, Ecuador, ca. 300 BC-AD 400. Gold alloy. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, collection
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Skyphos with laurel and egg and dart motifs. Gnathian ware, Apulia, ca. 330-310 BC. Terracotta. Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Art collection
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Skyphos with laurel and egg and dart motifs. Gnathian ware, Apulia, ca. 330-310 BC. Terracotta. Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Art collection
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Ceramic bowl painted with rows of heads whose mouths are pinned shut. Early Nasca -- undated, but this corresponds to ca. 1-450 AD. American Museum of Natural History collection
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Ceramic bowl painted with rows of heads whose mouths are pinned shut. Early Nasca -- undated, but this corresponds to ca. 1-450 AD. American Museum of Natural History collection
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Stirrup-spout bottle with deer. Moche culture, Peru, ca. 500-800 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Stirrup-spout bottle with deer. Moche culture, Peru, ca. 500-800 AD. Ceramic with slip. Metropolitan Museum of Art collection
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Bust of a man. Beth Shean, Israel, ca. 150-350 AD. Limestone with traces of pigment. Penn Museum collection
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Bust of a man. Beth Shean, Israel, ca. 150-350 AD. Limestone with traces of pigment. Penn Museum collection
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Frog pipe bowl. Pike County, Ill., ca. 200 BC–AD 500 . Hopewell archaeological culture . Steatite/soapstone. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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Frog pipe bowl. Pike County, Ill., ca. 200 BC–AD 500 . Hopewell archaeological culture . Steatite/soapstone. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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Ceramic aryballos in the form of a helmeted head. East Greek, possibly Rhodian, ca. 600-570 BC. Penn Museum collection
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Ceramic aryballos in the form of a helmeted head. East Greek, possibly Rhodian, ca. 600-570 BC. Penn Museum collection
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Pair of deity head effigy ornaments. Chavín culture, Peru, ca. 900-200 BC. Spondylus shell with mother of pearl and stone inlays. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston collection
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Pair of deity head effigy ornaments. Chavín culture, Peru, ca. 900-200 BC. Spondylus shell with mother of pearl and stone inlays. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston collection
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"Bichrome IV ware" ceramic jug with bird. Iron Age Cyprus, undated but approximately 750-600 BC. Penn Museum collection
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"Bichrome IV ware" ceramic jug with bird. Iron Age Cyprus, undated but approximately 750-600 BC. Penn Museum collection
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Vessel. Recuay culture, north highlands, Peru, ca 1-700 AD. Ceramic with slip and pigment. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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Vessel. Recuay culture, north highlands, Peru, ca 1-700 AD. Ceramic with slip and pigment. Cleveland Museum of Art collection
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Ceramic bottle painted with crabs. Nasca region, Peru, undated. American Museum of Natural History collection
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Ceramic bottle painted with crabs. Nasca region, Peru, undated. American Museum of Natural History collection
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Ornament with human figure. Jama-Coaque culture, central coast, Ecuador, ca. 300 BC-800 AD. Gold alloy and stone. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston collection
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Ornament with human figure. Jama-Coaque culture, central coast, Ecuador, ca. 300 BC-800 AD. Gold alloy and stone. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston collection
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Bowl with galleon. Iznik, Turkey, first half 17th c. Stonepaste; polychrome-painted under transparent glaze. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, collection
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Bowl with galleon. Iznik, Turkey, first half 17th c. Stonepaste; polychrome-painted under transparent glaze. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, collection
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Vessel in the form of a tattooed man. Nazca culture, Peru, ca. 550-650 AD. Pottery with paint. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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Vessel in the form of a tattooed man. Nazca culture, Peru, ca. 550-650 AD. Pottery with paint. National Museum of the American Indian collection
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