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Babylonian kudurru of the late Kassite period found near Baghdad by the French botanist André Michaux (Cabinet des Médailles, Paris) Ancient Egyptian Art, Ancient Aliens, Ancient History, European History, Ancient Greece, American History, Bagdad, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Civilizations

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Ancient Babylonian Artifact Seized at London Airport Returns to Iraq

Cone of Urukagina, king of Lagash, detailing his reforms againt abuse of “old days”, circa 2350 BC. Courtesy & currently located at the Louvre, France. Photo taken by Poulpy. (via theforbiddencolors) Ancient Near East, Ancient Ruins, Ancient History, European History, Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, American History, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Civilizations

Ancient Near East

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The oldest 'Bill of rights': The reforms of Urukagina, Sumeria, 2500-2350 B.C. [960 x 860]

archaicwonder: “ Rare Mesopotamian vase describing the dredging of the Tigris c. 1848 BC From the Larsa Dynasty during the reign of King Sin-Iddinam c. This barrel vase is engraved with an historical inscription in cuneiform describing the. Ancient Aliens, Ancient History, Art History, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Civilizations, Objets Antiques, Cradle Of Civilization, Ancient Near East, Art Antique

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the vase

Vessel for beer and cereals. Mambila - Nigeria, Cameroon Vessel for beer and cereals. Ceramic Pots, Glass Ceramic, Ceramic Pottery, Bohemian Decoration, African Pottery, Coil Pots, Keramik Vase, Pottery Designs, Contemporary Ceramics

Ceramic Pottery

Bohemian Decoration

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Univers Mininga

Univers Mininga

Books / The Archaeological Museum of Thebes: “ Scene with a Sphinx and a woman standing on either side of a sacred column, from a clay larnax. From the Mycenaean cemetery of Tanagra. Ancient Aliens, Ancient Greek, Ancient Art, Ancient Egypt, Mycenaean, Minoan, Archaic Greece, Greece Mythology, Hellenistic Period

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The Archaeological Museum of Thebes: Scene with a Sphinx and a woman standing on either side of a sacred column, from a clay larnax. From the Mycenaean cemetery of Tanagra. (13th century B.C) Picture from the online catalogue of the museum; The Archaeological Museum of Thebes, by Vassilios Aravantinos, Olkos publications (2010). Photography: Socrates Mavrommatis.

A Phrygian Terracotta Cup, ca. 1200 - 700 BC - Sands of Time Ancient Art Pottery Mugs, Ceramic Pottery, Ceramic Cups, Ceramic Art, Earthenware, Stoneware, Terracota, Pottery Making, Ceramic Design

Ceramic Pottery

A Phrygian Terracotta Cup, ca. 1200 - 700 BCE

* A Phrygian Terracotta Cup, ca. 1200 - 700 BC | Sands of Time Ancient Art

Sake bottle tokkuri Iga ceramic H 13 cm / D cm Japan, Momoyama period late… Chinese Ceramics, Japanese Ceramics, Japanese Pottery, Japanese Art, Old Pottery, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Ideas, Glass Ceramic, Ceramic Art

Chinese Ceramics

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Japanese Pottery

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Düsseldorf Pilsum

Sake bottle tokkuri Iga ceramic H 13 cm / D 10.5 cm Japan, Momoyama period late 16th Century

Greek Antique Three-Handle Terracotta Olive Oil Jar Pottery Pots, Old Pottery, Greek Pottery, Ceramic Pottery, Ceramic Art, Earthenware, Stoneware, Vases, Olive Oil Jar

Ceramic Pottery

Antique French Furniture

Greek Antique Three-Handle Terracotta Olive Oil Jar

Ancient Greek Attic white-ground alabastron, c. Greek History, Women In History, Ancient History, Art History, History Books, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, British Museum, Amazons Women Warriors

Women In History

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Amazons Women Warriors

Amazon wearing trousers and carrying a shield with an attached patterned cloth and a quiver. Ancient Greek Attic white-ground alabastron, ca. 470 BC, British Museum, London

Two-handled vessel in the shape of a water skin, approx BCE Northern Iran; probably Amlash Earthenware click now for more. Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Vase, Ceramic Pottery, Asian Art Museum, 3d Studio, Ancient Artifacts, Clay Art, Earthenware, Ceramic Art

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Ceramic vessel, Iran. 1200-800 BCE.

Ancient vessels - probably Turkey Ceramic Pots, Clay Pots, Glazes For Pottery, Pottery Art, Earthenware, Stoneware, Objets Antiques, Olive Jar, Diy Garden Fountains

Glazes For Pottery

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Diy Garden Fountains

TWO TERRACOTTA OLIVE JARS

Terracotta Olive Jars

Geometric surface art, with both abstract and symmetrical patterns, have pervaded the pottery arts of most ancient cultures. Old Pottery, Greek Pottery, Pottery Art, Arte Latina, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, Surface Art, Art Sculpture, Ceramic Boxes

Ancient Greek Art

Geometric pyxis with four horses standing on the lid. Terracotta, 760–750 BC (Middle Geometric II).

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Ancient biblical Iron Age pottery Zoomorphic vessel (item #1102397, detailed views)

Spiro Engraved bottle and Crockett Curvilinear-Incised bowl from Craig Mound… Old Pottery, Ceramic Pottery, Indian Artifacts, Native American Pottery, University Of Oklahoma, Call Art, Roman Art, Red River, Ancient Civilizations

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Tejas > Caddo Fundamentals > Spiro and the Arkansas Basin

Spiro Engraved bottle and Crockett Curvilinear-Incised bowl from Craig Mound, Spiro. Both vessels are almost certainly Caddo vessels, probably obtained from Red River Valley. Courtesy Robert Bell and the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, University of Oklahoma

Ancient Caddo potters created an extraordinary variety of pottery vessels from huge storage jars over three feet high to tiny bowls probably made for children. These examples are from the TARL collections. Photograph by Sharon Mitchell. Native American Images, Native American Pottery, Native American Artifacts, Native American History, Old Pottery, Pottery Marks, Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Pottery, Sharon Mitchell

Native American Images

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Sharon Mitchell

Tejas > Caddo Fundamentals > Who are the Caddo?

Ancient Caddo potters created an extraordinary variety of pottery vessels from huge storage jars over three feet high to tiny bowls probably made for children. These examples are from the TARL collections. Photograph by Sharon Mitchell.

An early neolithic mug found in a tumulus at Fischbeker Heide, Neugraben-Fischbek, Hamburg, Germany. - I love this mug so infinitely much I cannot say. Old Pottery, Pottery Mugs, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Art, African Pottery, Coil Pots, Japanese Ceramics, Ceramic Clay, Hamburg Germany

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Hamburg Germany

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Early Neolithic mug

Introduction to Japanese Ceramics: Some Basic Japanese Pottery Forms Korean Pottery, Japanese Pottery, Japanese Art, Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Bowls, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Kiln, Thrown Pottery, Stoneware

Japanese Pottery

Ceramic Pottery

Introduction to Japanese Ceramics

The renowned Kiziemon Ido teabowl. A National treasure.

Jar Vase Place of origin: Cyprus (made) Date: century BC (made) Materials and Techniques: Earthenware, wheel-thrown and painted in black and red on a buff-coloured slip Old Pottery, Greek Pottery, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Art, Ancient History, European History, Ancient Aliens, American History, Ceramic Jars

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Jar | V&A Explore The Collections

Earthenware vase painted in a Greek 'geometric' style, Cyprus, 7th century BC

Middle Eastern Pottery Collection mostly oil lamps displayed here. Old Pottery, Greek Pottery, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Art, Ceramic Art, Ceramic Lamps, Chandelier, Pottery Designs, Pottery Making

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History of Earthenware Pottery and Ceramics

History of Pottery and Ceramics: Earthenware, Porcelain & China Ware

Like the rough shape and texture Old Pottery, Raku Pottery, Ceramic Design, Ceramic Art, African Pottery, Moon Jar, Pottery Techniques, African Textiles, Pottery Designs

African Pottery

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african pots | Ancient African Pots

Terracotta jug Period: Cypro-Archaic I Date: B. Ceramic Clay, Ceramic Pottery, Pottery Art, Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, Greek Pottery, Art Brut, Terracota, Ancient Artifacts

Ceramic Pottery

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Terracotta jug | Cypriot | Cypro-Archaic I | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Terracotta jug Period: Cypro-Archaic I Date: 750–600 B.C. Culture: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta

overflowing oil clay pots, story in bible - Bing images Ancient Egypt Crafts, Old Pottery, Call Art, Ancient Civilizations, Clay Pots, Ancient History, Archaeology, Dog Bowls, Crock

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*OIL JUG ~ Ancient Terracotta Holy Land Pottery Oil Jug Clay pomegranate With Menorah Coin Jewish Crafts, Jewish Art, Jewish History, Ancient History, Ceramic Pottery, Ceramic Art, Pomegranate Art, Archaeological Finds, Menorah

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Biblical Ancient Terracotta Holy Land pottery Jug Clay pomegranate Coin Menorah

Biblical Ancient Terracotta Holy Land Pottery Jug Clay Pomegranate Menorah

Ancient lamp with Jewish symbols (menorah). Jewish History, Ancient History, Art History, Jewish Crafts, Jewish Art, Religious Art, Ancient Mysteries, Ancient Artifacts, Archaeological Discoveries

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Lamp with Jewish Symbols | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Qumran Israel - Jars in which the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Israel History, Jewish History, Ancient History, Heiliges Land, Israel Palestine, Palestine People, Dead Sea Scrolls, Archaeological Finds, Holy Land

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Dead Sea Scrolls Jars - Qumran