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6528. Aphrodite riding a swan
For layout purposes only:6528. Detail from a Greek vase depicting Aphrodite, goddess of love, beauty, riding a swan. Rhodes, Greece c. 470 BC.
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6529. Aphrodite, early statue
For layout purposes only:6529. Early, 5th. C BC. statue of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty, Cyprus.
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6530. Quneiform inscription, King Nabonidus
For layout purposes only:6530. Cylinder quneiform inscription concerning repairs of the temple of Sin, by King Nabonidus the last king of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, reigning from 556–539 BC
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6531. Stele of King Nabonidus of Babylon
For layout purposes only:6531. Stele of King Nabonidus of Babylon, praying to the moon, sun and stars. C. 556-539 BC, Babylon, Mesopotamia.
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6533-1- Roman Legion symbol
For layout purposes only:6533. Roman roof tile antefix inscribed ‘Twentieth Legion’, depicting a wild boar, the legion’s symbol.
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6534. Bust of a Roman lady
For layout purposes only:6534. Bust of a Roman lady (Minatia Polla), c/ 40 AD.
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6536. Stele of Assyrian King Adad Nirari III.
For layout purposes only:6536. Stele of Assyrian King Adad Nirari III. (810-782 BC) . The king is praying to deities and astrological symbols, the cuneiform text describes the kings titles and battles. Ninve, Mesopotamia, Iraq.
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6539. Marble bust of Hera
For layout purposes only:6539. Marble bust of Hera, the ancient Greek goddess of women, marriage, and family, 5th. C. BC.
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6540. Goddess Hera, Greek plate
For layout purposes only:6540. Painting depicting Hera, the ancient Greek goddess of women, marriage, and family. Plate dating 470 BC.
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6541. Large statue of Hera
For layout purposes only:6541. Large statue of Hera, the ancient Greek goddess of women, marriage, and family. Salamis, 2nd. C. AD.
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6542. Large statue of Hera,
For layout purposes only:6542. Large statue of Hera, the ancient Greek goddess of women, marriage, and family.
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6543. Amphitrite, Greek sea goddess
For layout purposes only:6543. Amphitrite, Greek mythological sea goddess and wife of Poseidon. Ancient pottery sherd from Corinth dating c. 575-550 BC.
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6544. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love
For layout purposes only:6544. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure and passion. 2nd c. BC. statue, Roma.
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6548. The four faced God Ishchali
For layout purposes only:6548. Bronze figurine of the four faced God Ishchali, Old-Babylonian God of the four winds and Goddess of rainstorms, c. 2000 BC.
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6549. Dionysus God of wine
For layout purposes only:6549. Dionysus God of the grape-harvest and wine. Roman Statue dating 2nd. C. BC.
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6550. Bacchic procession with a Maenad and Satyrs.
For layout purposes only:6550. Marble relief depicting a Bacchic procession with a Maenad (female follower of Dionysus ) and two satyrs playing musical instruments.
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6552. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love
For layout purposes only:6552. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure and passion. 2rd c. BC. statue,
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6553. Aphrodite, Eros and Pan
For layout purposes only:6553. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty and passion Eros and Pan. 1st. C. BC. statue, Greece.
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6554. Bronze mask of Dionysus
For layout purposes only:6554. Bronze mask of Dionysus the Greek god of the grape-harvest, winemaking and wine.1st. C. BC.
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6555. Stela depicting Assyrian King Shamshi Adad V
For layout purposes only:6555. Stela depicting Assyrian King Shamshi Adad V worshiping symbols of Assyrian Gods and Deities. The cuneiform inscription mentions the kings campaigns. Temple of Nabu, Ninve, Mesopotamia, C. 814 BC.
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6556-1-Byzantine church BethShemesh
For layout purposes only:6556. Byzantine church dating from 15th. C. Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Mosaic floor Greek inscription.
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6556-2-Byzantine church BethShemesh
For layout purposes only:6556. Byzantine church dating from 15th. C. Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Mosaic floor depicting a bird
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6556-3-Byzantine church BethShemesh
For layout purposes only:6556. Byzantine church dating from 15th. C. Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Mosaic floor general view
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6556. Byzantine church BethShemesh
For layout purposes only:6556. Byzantine church dating from 15th. C. Beth-Shemesh, Israel. Mosaic floor Greek inscription.
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6557. Isis, Egyptian Goddess
For layout purposes only:6557. Isis, Egyptian Goddess of life and magic, golden object, 538-519 BC.
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656-1 Gaza,-Ptolemais
For layout purposes only:656. GAZA – SILVER COINS WITH THE BUST OF PTOLEMAIS (284-247 BC)
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656-2 Gaza,-Ptolemais
For layout purposes only:656. GAZA – SILVER COINS WITH THE BUST OF PTOLEMAIS (284-247 BC)
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6560. Ptolemy X Alexander I
For layout purposes only:6560. Ptolemy X Alexander I was King of Egypt from 110 BC to 109 BC and 107 BC till his death in 88 BC, in co-regency with his mother Cleopatra III until 101 BC,
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6561-2- Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos
For layout purposes only:6561. Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos Theos Philopator, was a pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Ancient Egypt 80–58 BC and 55–51 BC. Kom-Ombo carving.
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6566. Cleopatra VII Philopator
For layout purposes only:6566. Cleopatra VII Philopator was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, born 69 BC. in Alexandria
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6567. Amun, Egyptian god of the sun
For layout purposes only:6567. Bust of Amun, the ancient Egyptian god of the sun and air. 13th. C. BC.
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6568. Zeus, the Greek God
For layout purposes only:6568. Marble bust of Zeus the king of the Greek gods who lived on Mount Olympus.
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657 Neapolis,-Mt.Gerizim
For layout purposes only:657. NEAPOLIS (NABLUS) – COINS WITH THE BUST OF NAKRINOS, 217 AD ON THE REVERSE IS DEPICTED MT. GRIZIM WITH THE STEPS LEADING TO THE TEMPLE ON THE MOUNTAINTOP, REMAINS OF THESE ARE VISIBLE TODAY
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6570. Pharaoh Ramses II.
For layout purposes only:6570. Granite statue depicting; Pharaoh Ramses II. flanked by goddess Mut (left) and God Amun on the right. Thebes, Egypt, c. 1279-1213 BC.
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6572. Ludovisi Battle sarcophagus
For layout purposes only:6572. Ludovisi Battle sarcophagus depicting Roman battle scenes, c. 250 AD.
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6573. Woman praying
For layout purposes only:6573. Clay figurine of a woman praying, Iraq, c. 2000-1750 BC.
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6574-1-Lachish Letter III.
For layout purposes only:6574. Lachish Letter III. (Hoshaiah Letters), clay ostraca written on two sides in Ancient Hebrew dating c. 590 BC
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6574-2-Lachish Letter III.
For layout purposes only:6574. Lachish Letter III. (Hoshaiah Letters), clay ostraca written on two sides in Ancient Hebrew dating c. 590 BC
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6574-3-Lachish Letter III.
For layout purposes only:6574. Lachish Letter III. (Hoshaiah Letters), clay ostraca written on two sides in Ancient Hebrew dating c. 590 BC
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6575. Inkwell, Roman
For layout purposes only:6575. Inkwell (inkpot), Silver and Copper, Roman period c. 1-2 C. AD.
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6576-2-Gilgamesh the King of Uruk
For layout purposes only:6576. Gilgamesh the King of Uruk (Mesopotamia), ruled sometime between 2800 and 2500 BC, depicted holding a lion.
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6576-3-Gilgamesh the King of Uruk
For layout purposes only:6576. Gilgamesh the King of Uruk (Mesopotamia), ruled sometime between 2800 and 2500 BC, depicted holding a lion.
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6576. Gilgamesh the King of Uruk
For layout purposes only:6576. Gilgamesh the King of Uruk (Mesopotamia), standing on the head of the slain Humbaba.
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6577.Tomb of Simeon the Just
For layout purposes only:6577.Tomb of Simeon the Just, an ancient tomb in Jerusalem traditionally believed to be the burial place of Simeon the Just. son of Onias (310–291 or 300–273 BCE),
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6579. Stone toilet
For layout purposes only:6579. Stone toilet, Pompey, Roman period.
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658 Gaza,-Antonius Pius
For layout purposes only:658. GAZA – BRONZE COIN WITH THE BUST OF ANTONIUS PIUS (138-161 AD.), ON THE REVERSE IS THE IMAGE OF THE ASTRATE OF GAZA
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658 Neapolis,-Mt.Gerizim
For layout purposes only:657. NEAPOLIS (NABLUS) – COINS WITH THE BUST OF NAKRINOS, 217 AD ON THE REVERSE IS DEPICTED MT. GRIZIM WITH THE STEPS LEADING TO THE TEMPLE ON THE MOUNTAINTOP, REMAINS OF THESE ARE VISIBLE TODAY
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6581-1-Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria
For layout purposes only:6581. Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria in the eighth century BC, ruled 745–727 BC, he introduced advanced civil, military, and political systems into the Neo-Assyrian Empire
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6581-2-Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria
For layout purposes only:6581. Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria in the eighth century BC, ruled 745–727 BC, he introduced advanced civil, military, and political systems into the Neo-Assyrian Empire
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6581-3-Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria
For layout purposes only:6581. Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria in the eighth century BC, ruled 745–727 BC, he introduced advanced civil, military, and political systems into the Neo-Assyrian Empire
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6581-4-Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria
For layout purposes only:6581. Tiglath-Pileser III king of Assyria in the eighth century BC, ruled 745–727 BC, he introduced advanced civil, military, and political systems into the Neo-Assyrian Empire
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6583. KING MARDUK of Uruk
For layout purposes only:6583. KING MARDUK (LEFT) CHARTERING LAND TO AN OFFICIAL. ON THE UPPER PART ARE THE EMBLEMS OF THE FOUR PRINCIPAL BABYLONIAN DEITIES. URUK, SOUTHERN MESOPOTAMIA, C. 850 B.C.
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6586. Armenian inscription, Jerusalem
For layout purposes only:6586. Armenian inscription from a mosaic floor dating c. 5-6th. C. Russian Orthodox Convent of the Accession, Jerusalem
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6588. Sepphoris Greek inscription
For layout purposes only:6588. Sepphoris (Zippori) Greek inscription from the main street.
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659 Roman Caesarea
For layout purposes only:659. CAESAREA – COIN MINT BY SEPTIMUS SEVERUS (193-211 AD) DEPICTING THE CAESAR PLOWING WITH A PAIR OF BULLS AND RECEIVING A VICTORY WREATH FROM THE GODDESS VICTORIA, SYMBOLIZING THE FOUNDATION OF THE COLONY
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6590. Aluma baptisterium inscription
For layout purposes only:6590. Aluma, byzantine church in southern Israel, Greek inscription from the baptisterium mosaic floor.
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6591-1- Byzantine church inscription
For layout purposes only:6591. Greek inscription from a mosaic floor of a byzantine church, Israel
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6591. Byzantine church mosaic
For layout purposes only:6591. Mosaic floor of a byzantine church, Israel
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660 Coin minting tools
For layout purposes only:660. ROMAN DENARIUS DEPICTING MINTING TOOLS; THONGS, DIES AND A HAMMER
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661-1 City of Tiberias,
For layout purposes only:661. TIBERIAS – COINS WITH THE BUST OF HADRIANUS DATING 120 AD. REVERSE: ROMAN SHIP
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661-2 City of Tiberias,
For layout purposes only:661. TIBERIAS – COINS WITH THE BUST OF HADRIANUS DATING 120 AD. REVERSE: ROMAN SHIP
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661-3 City of Tiberias,
For layout purposes only:661. TIBERIAS – COINS WITH THE BUST OF HADRIANUS DATING 120 AD. REVERSE: ROMAN SHIP
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662 Coins workshop
For layout purposes only:662. REMAINS OF A COIN MAKERS WORKSHOP; BOTTOM: LUMPS OF BRONZE, THE RAW-MATERIAL, MIDDLE: POURING FUNNELS WITH A COIN STILL ATTACHED, TOP: COINS AFTER BEING STRUCK AND SOME SILVER COATED ON THE RIGHT, BOTTOM LEFT: A SCALE FOR WEIGHING SMALL OBJECTS
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663 Tyrean silver Shekels
For layout purposes only:663. A HORDE OF TYREAN SILVER SHEKELS
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664-1 Byzantine coins
For layout purposes only:664. BYZANTINE GOLD COINS DEPICTING DIFFERENT KINGS AND RULERS
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664-2 Byzantine coins
For layout purposes only:664. BYZANTINE GOLD COINS DEPICTING DIFFERENT KINGS AND RULERS
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664-3 Byzantine coins
For layout purposes only:664. BYZANTINE GOLD COINS DEPICTING DIFFERENT KINGS AND RULERS
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665-2 Circumcision
For layout purposes only:“665. CIRCUMCISSION SCENE DEPICTED ON A WALL RELIEF IN ANACH MACHOR’S TOMB (EGYPT) DATING FROM 22ND. C. B.C. And Joshua made him knives of flint, and circumcised the children of Israel at Gibeath-ha-araloth. (JOSHUA 5:2-9)”
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666-1 Emperor Nero
For layout purposes only:666. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR NERO (54 – 68 AD)
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666-2 Emperor Nero
For layout purposes only:666. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR NERO (54 – 68 AD)
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666-3 Emperor Nero
For layout purposes only:666. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR NERO (54 – 68 AD)
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666-4 Emperor Nero
For layout purposes only:666. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR NERO (54 – 68 AD)
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666-6 Emperor Nero
For layout purposes only:666. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR NERO (54 – 68 AD)
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667-1 Antonius Pius
For layout purposes only:667. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF ANTONIUS PIUS (131 -161 AD)
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667-2 Antonius Pius,-Tyre
For layout purposes only:667. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF ANTONIUS PIUS (131 -161 AD) ISSUED IN THE CITY OF TYRE
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667-3 Antonius Pius,-Tyre
For layout purposes only:667. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF ANTONIUS PIUS (131 -161 AD) ISSUED IN THE CITY OF TYRE
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667-7 Antonius Pius
For layout purposes only:667. ROMAN COIN WITH THE PORTRAIT OF ANTONIUS PIUS (131 -161 AD)
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6670. Babylonian Storm God Ishchali, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6670. Clay tablet depicting the Babylonian Storm God Ishchali, 2000-1600 BC. Mesopotamia.
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6671. Gypsum cup, Shara Temple, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6671. Gypsum cup decorated with a nude person, bulls and lions, 3000-2600 BC. Shara Temple, Mesopotamia.
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6673. Balaam, Der-Allah inscription
For layout purposes only:6673. Inscription in Aramaic from Deir-Alla (Jordan) dating c. 750-700 BC. The text mentions Balaam, Numbers 22-24
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6674-1- Egyptian inscription Ashkelon and Canaan.
For layout purposes only:6674. Egyptian cartouche from the base of a column mentioning the names ‘Canaan’ and ‘Ashkelon’. 18th. Dynasty.
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6674. Egyptian inscription Ashkelon and Canaan.
For layout purposes only:6674. Egyptian cartouche from the base of a column mentioning the names ‘Canaan’ and ‘Ashkelon’. 18th. Dynasty.
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6676. Worshiper, Larsa, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6676. Bronze figurine (partly gold) of a person worshiping in a kneeling position, dating c. 1750 BC, Larsa, Mesopotamia.
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6677. Female worshiper, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6677. Figurine of a female worshiper dating c. 2600-2500 BC, Mesopotamia, Sumerian
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6678. Woman head, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6678. Stone carved head of a woman, Mesopotamia, c. 2700 BC. Sumerian
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6679. Worshiper, Mesopotamia
For layout purposes only:6679. Figurine of a worshiper dating c. 2600-2500 BC, Mesopotamia, Sumerian
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668-1 Roman oil lamps
For layout purposes only:668. ROMAN OIL LAMPS FOUND AT THE DOR EXCAVATIONS
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668-2 Roman oil lamps
For layout purposes only:668. ROMAN OIL LAMPS OF DIFERENT SIZES AND SHAPES FOUND AT THE DOR EXCAVATIONS
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6680. Bird sacrifice, Phoenician
For layout purposes only:6680. Scene from the sarcophagus of Ahiram, king of Biblos, depicting sacrifice of birds on an Altar, Phoenician, c. 10th. C. BC.
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6681. Two priests from the Temple at Mari
For layout purposes only:6681. Statuette of two Gala priests from the Temple of Goddess Inanna at Mari, Summer c. 2450 BC. Mesopotamia.
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6682. Babylonian Goddess Ishtar
For layout purposes only:6682. Clay plaque depicting the Babylonian Goddess Ishtar dating c. 18th. C. BC. Mesopotamia, Iraq.
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6683-1-Greek amphora depicting a musician.jpg
For layout purposes only:6683. Greek amphora depicting a musician playing a lyre.
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6687. Cuneiform tablet
For layout purposes only:6687. Cuneiform tablet from Uruk, Mesopotamia, dating c. 3100-2900 BC.
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6688. Tablet with Pictographs,
For layout purposes only:6688. Tablet with Pictographs, Uruk, Mesopotamia, dating c. 3500 BC.
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6689. Cuneiform tablet, Mesopotamia c.2600 BC
For layout purposes only:6689. Cuneiform tablet, Mesopotamia c.2600 BC. The text is a contract for the sale of a house and a field.
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669 Herodian oil lamps
For layout purposes only:669. HERODIAN OIL LAMPS FOUND AT THE DOR EXCAVATIONS
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6693. Tomb painting depicting Macedonian soldiers,
For layout purposes only:6693. Tomb painting depicting Macedonian soldiers, c. 4th. C. BC, tomb of Hagios Athanassios, Thesaloniki, Greece.
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6694. Etruscan tomb painting of musicians and dancers
For layout purposes only:6694. Fresco depicting musicians and dancers, Etruscan burial chamber, Tomb of the Leopards, dating c. 480-450 BC.
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6698-1-Hieroglyphic inscription
For layout purposes only:6698-1-Hieroglyphic inscription from the Stela of the Gatekeeper Maati, ca. 2051–2030BC, Egypt.
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6698. Stela of the Gatekeeper Maati,
For layout purposes only:6698. Stela of the Gatekeeper Maati, ca. 2051–2030 BC, Egypt
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