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Two Winged Sphinxes With Lion Bodies And Human Heads Facing Each Other Beneath The Winged Globe, A Royal And Divine Emblem

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Two Winged Sphinxes With Lion Bodies And Human Heads Facing Each Other Beneath The Winged Globe, A Royal And Divine Emblem

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The famed Pantikapaion stater with facing head of a satyr/Pan

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The famed Pantikapaion stater with facing head of a satyr/Pan

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The teapot depicts a man and woman on each side, with their heads as the lid and arms as the handle and spout. Teapot and cover, modeled by James Hadley for Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory, designed 1881, made 1884

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The teapot depicts a man and woman on each side, with their heads as the lid and arms as the handle and spout. Teapot and cover, modeled by James Hadley for Royal Worcester Porcelain Factory, designed 1881, made 1884

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Double-Faced Bronze Deity Head. The only known example from the Shang Dynasty. This human-beast idol was once crowned with feathers and used as a ritual scepter to commune with the divine. China, c. 1200 BCE

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Double-Faced Bronze Deity Head. The only known example from the Shang Dynasty. This human-beast idol was once crowned with feathers and used as a ritual scepter to commune with the divine. China, c. 1200 BCE

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Greco-Roman ring depicting Hercules during one of his twelve deeds with a lion on his back and a club in his hand

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Greco-Roman ring depicting Hercules during one of his twelve deeds with a lion on his back and a club in his hand

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The famous Kimonian tetradrachm with a facing head of Arethusa

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The famous Kimonian tetradrachm with a facing head of Arethusa

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A Fisk iron coffin containing the body of a woman, named Sophia Catherine Nance, with a glass oval revealing her face. The woman died on January 1853 aged 28, and the coffin was found lying underneath the floorboards of Washington Street United Methodist Church in South Carolina

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A Fisk iron coffin containing the body of a woman, named Sophia Catherine Nance, with a glass oval revealing her face. The woman died on January 1853 aged 28, and the coffin was found lying underneath the floorboards of Washington Street United Methodist Church in South Carolina

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