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The 23 cm long dagger of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Kamose , made of wood, copper and gold. Now housed at the Royal Library of Brussels in Belgium
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The 23 cm long dagger of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Kamose , made of wood, copper and gold. Now housed at the Royal Library of Brussels in Belgium
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A 75 cm high nude figure of the Seal Bearer Tjetji, made of wood, obsidian, limestone, and copper. From Akhmim in Egypt, 2321–2184 BCE, now housed at the British Museum
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A 75 cm high nude figure of the Seal Bearer Tjetji, made of wood, obsidian, limestone, and copper. From Akhmim in Egypt, 2321–2184 BCE, now housed at the British Museum
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The Corselet of Tutankhamun, made of gold, ivory, carnelian and glass paste. Ca. 1332-1323 BCE, now housed at the Grand Egyptian Museum
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The Corselet of Tutankhamun, made of gold, ivory, carnelian and glass paste. Ca. 1332-1323 BCE, now housed at the Grand Egyptian Museum
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A pectoral made of gold and lapis lazuli, found in the burial of the queen Kama in Leontopolis, Egypt. 837-728 BCE, now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
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A pectoral made of gold and lapis lazuli, found in the burial of the queen Kama in Leontopolis, Egypt. 837-728 BCE, now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
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This gold bracelet of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Shoshenq IIa is crafted in two hinged sections, and set at its center with a lapis lazuli Mesopotamian cylinder seal dating to the Akkadian Empire . Now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
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This gold bracelet of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Shoshenq IIa is crafted in two hinged sections, and set at its center with a lapis lazuli Mesopotamian cylinder seal dating to the Akkadian Empire . Now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo
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Model of a man cooking a duck, c. 1980-1760 BCE, made of wood and stucco. From Asyut in Egypt, now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy
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Model of a man cooking a duck, c. 1980-1760 BCE, made of wood and stucco. From Asyut in Egypt, now housed at the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy
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An ancient Egyptian relief depicting the pharaoh Akhenaten as a sphinx. 1350-1333 BCE, now housed at the August Kestner Museum in Hanover, Germany
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An ancient Egyptian relief depicting the pharaoh Akhenaten as a sphinx. 1350-1333 BCE, now housed at the August Kestner Museum in Hanover, Germany
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The limestone sculpture of the ancient Egyptian prince Ahmose-Sapair. 1560-1555 CE, now housed at the Louvre Museum
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The limestone sculpture of the ancient Egyptian prince Ahmose-Sapair. 1560-1555 CE, now housed at the Louvre Museum
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Ancient Egyptian gold necklaces, now housed at the British Museum. 18th Dynasty, c. 1550–1292 BCE
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Ancient Egyptian gold necklaces, now housed at the British Museum. 18th Dynasty, c. 1550–1292 BCE
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Funerary Mayan Jade Mask found in the ancient city of Noh Kah located in present day Quintana Roo, housed at the Museo Maya de Cancun
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Funerary Mayan Jade Mask found in the ancient city of Noh Kah located in present day Quintana Roo, housed at the Museo Maya de Cancun
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An ancient Egyptian ring decorated with Nefer signs and lotus flowers. Made of gold, lapis lazuli, turquoise and carnelian. New Kingdom , now housed at Louvre Museum
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An ancient Egyptian ring decorated with Nefer signs and lotus flowers. Made of gold, lapis lazuli, turquoise and carnelian. New Kingdom , now housed at Louvre Museum
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Egyptian gold ring with a cat. Made around 1070-712 BC, the ring is now in the collection of the British Museum.
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Egyptian gold ring with a cat. Made around 1070-712 BC, the ring is now in the collection of the British Museum.
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Tutankhamun’s gilded wooden chair with a carving of Heh, the ancient god of infinity and endless time. c. 1332–1323 BCE, now housed at the Grand Egyptian Museum
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Tutankhamun’s gilded wooden chair with a carving of Heh, the ancient god of infinity and endless time. c. 1332–1323 BCE, now housed at the Grand Egyptian Museum
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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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A bronze statue of the ancient Egyptian cat-goddess Bastet, adorned with a gold earring. 715-343 BCE, now housed at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford
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A bronze statue of the ancient Egyptian cat-goddess Bastet, adorned with a gold earring. 715-343 BCE, now housed at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford
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A mille-fleur tapestry which once belonged to Philip the Good. Probably made in Brussels, ca 1466 CE. Now housed at the Bern Historical Museum in Switzerland
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A mille-fleur tapestry which once belonged to Philip the Good. Probably made in Brussels, ca 1466 CE. Now housed at the Bern Historical Museum in Switzerland
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A writing brush made of animal hair, paper, bamboo and ivory, now housed at the Shosoin in Japan. Nara period
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A writing brush made of animal hair, paper, bamboo and ivory, now housed at the Shosoin in Japan. Nara period
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A colossal limestone sculpture of the ancient Egyptian god Bes. From Cyprus, 7th-6th century BCE, now housed at the Istanbul Archaeological Museum in Turkey
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A colossal limestone sculpture of the ancient Egyptian god Bes. From Cyprus, 7th-6th century BCE, now housed at the Istanbul Archaeological Museum in Turkey
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Gold sandals that belonged to a queen of the pharaoh Thutmose III, ca. 1479-1425 B.C. Most ancient Egyptians wore footwear fashioned from animals hides or woven from plant material; members of the royal elite wore more elaborate sandals.
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Gold sandals that belonged to a queen of the pharaoh Thutmose III, ca. 1479-1425 B.C. Most ancient Egyptians wore footwear fashioned from animals hides or woven from plant material; members of the royal elite wore more elaborate sandals.
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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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