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One of the finest coins in the world struck for the ancient Olympic Games
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One of the finest coins in the world struck for the ancient Olympic Games
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An Agathokles electrum coin from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily, Italy, struck in c. 304-289 BCE
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An Agathokles electrum coin from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily, Italy, struck in c. 304-289 BCE
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Fighting roosters on the Roman mosaic in Pompeii. Cockfighting was one of the most popular pastimes of the lower social strata of ancient Rome.
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Fighting roosters on the Roman mosaic in Pompeii. Cockfighting was one of the most popular pastimes of the lower social strata of ancient Rome.
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2,000-year-old artifacts found in tombs of ancient Chinese royals are said to be world's oldest sex toys .
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2,000-year-old artifacts found in tombs of ancient Chinese royals are said to be world's oldest sex toys .
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Silver and gold coins from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily, Italy, 5th-3rd century BCE
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Silver and gold coins from the ancient city of Syracuse in Sicily, Italy, 5th-3rd century BCE
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The Lycurgus cup: a glass made by the Romans in 5th century AD. It demonstrates one of the greatest examples of nanotechnology in the ancient world.
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The Lycurgus cup: a glass made by the Romans in 5th century AD. It demonstrates one of the greatest examples of nanotechnology in the ancient world.
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Ancient Greek coins from Syracuse, Sicily at the Altes Museum in Berlin.
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Ancient Greek coins from Syracuse, Sicily at the Altes Museum in Berlin.
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The Boxer at rest, one of the finest examples of bronze sculptures to have survived from the ancient world; now housed in Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Rome
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The Boxer at rest, one of the finest examples of bronze sculptures to have survived from the ancient world; now housed in Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Rome
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Ancient statue of a cobra found in Egypt
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Ancient statue of a cobra found in Egypt
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5th century BCE silver and bronze coins from the ancient Greek city of Akragas in Sicily, Italy
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5th century BCE silver and bronze coins from the ancient Greek city of Akragas in Sicily, Italy
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The Tetradrachm of Aetna, possibly the most valuable ancient coin in the world
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The Tetradrachm of Aetna, possibly the most valuable ancient coin in the world
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Fatimid gold dinar coin struck in 'Palestine' , 969-970 AD
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Fatimid gold dinar coin struck in 'Palestine' , 969-970 AD
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Standing on the ancient high court: the view of the Acropolis from the Areopagus, in Athens
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Standing on the ancient high court: the view of the Acropolis from the Areopagus, in Athens
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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 leaf of the crown used for the coronation of Napoleon, the only one remaining in the world, 1804.
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Golden leaf of the crown used for the coronation of Napoleon, the only one remaining in the world, 1804.
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The Herodium, Herod the Great’s fortress and one of the largest from the ancient world. He intentionally buried the whole mountain and converted it to a funerary complex upon his death
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The Herodium, Herod the Great’s fortress and one of the largest from the ancient world. He intentionally buried the whole mountain and converted it to a funerary complex upon his death
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