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Details from a fresco in a triclinium of the Villa Arianna at Stabiae Roman, late 1st Century B.C. o

“Kneeling barbarian,” Roman, early 1st century AD, Naples Archeological Museumhttps://ww

Ancient Greek gold necklace with an agate intaglio pendant, dated to the 4th to 1st century BCE. Sou

kallistoi:thefriendlesssociety:Iphigenia. Detail.Third style. 1st century BCE — 1st century CE.[ima

quo-usque-tandem:Statue of a bear - Roman, 1st century[image description: a marble sculpture of a be

Joan, 1st wife of Edward Alleyn by an artist of the British School, 1596

Crown featuring flowering frees, 1st century CE, Afghanistan. Belonged to nomadic woman: the crown c

Era Moodboard: Ancient Greece9th century BC - 1st century BC || Also known as Classical Greece is th

fromthedust:Isis - Roman - black & white marbles - Mid-Imperial Period - 1st half 2nd Century CE

Roman hastatus, circa 3rd - 1st century AD.

ancientpeoples:Gold head of a pin with the figure of Nike (pin shaft is modern)1st Century ADEarly I

archaicwonder:Rare Matched Pair of Roman Splashed Glass Cups, 1st Century AD

Venus Anadyomene (Roman 1st Century)

Woman of San Sebastian, 1st century Mexico

cma-chinese-art:Eleven-Headed Guanyin, 1st quarter 8th Century, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art

An Ancient Roman Ghost Story as told by Pliny the Younger, 1st Century AD.There was in Athens a hous

Alonso de Idiaquez, 1st Duke of Ciudad Real and his wife Juana de Robles, Duquesa de Ciudad Real by

archaicwonder:Inscribed Roman Pugio Dagger, 1st Century ADA highly unusual feature of this iron dagg

Jewellery of Amanishakheto, Queen of Kush (reigned 10 BC-1 AD) from her pyramid at Meroe

A Roman Stone Bust of Aphrodite-Isis, Egypt, c. 1st century AD

archaicwonder:Rare Matched Pair of Roman Splashed Glass Cups, 1st Century AD

lionofchaeronea:The Meeting of Pope Leo and Attila, Francesco Solimena, 1st half of 18th century

theancientwayoflife:~ Isis.Date: 1st century B.C.Medium: Pentelic marbleProvenance: Rome, Capitoline

via-appia:Roman jewelry: a gold necklace (top) and gold bracelets, c. 1st - 4th century

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