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fuckinmiki:Tutenkhamun’s gold dagger and sheath. 3300 years old.

fuckinmiki:Tutenkhamun’s gold dagger and sheath. 3300 years old.

t-hoodie:READ: 3300 x 3300 resolution, check source next to tags!Alternative version

mostly-history:Bevelled-rim bowl (Nippur, c. 3300 – 3100 BC).  Ceramic, 8.2 x 19.0x 19.0 cm.  Late U

Cylinder seal impressionFrom cylinder seal. Mesopotamia, Uruk, circa 3300 BC, marble.polymer clay1 &

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Jar with Spiral Designs, 3300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtThis jar is a spectacular example

Ceremonial Disk (Bi), 3300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtArchaeological discoveries have prov

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Ceremonial Disk (Bi), 3300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtArchaeological discoveries have prov

Urn with Triangular Patterns, c. 3300–c. 2000 BC, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtSize: Overall:

Jar with Spiral Designs, 3300, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese ArtThis jar is a spectacular example

3300 x 2200

3300 x 2200

Neolithic perforated polished macehead (3300 – 2300 BC), found inthe Thames.  Shown in the centre of

Mesopotamian statuette of a bearded man, perhaps a king-priest.  Artist unknown; ca. 3300 BCE (

Bevelled-rim bowl (Nippur, c. 3300 – 3100 BC).  Ceramic, 8.2 x 19.0x 19.0 cm.  Late

Limestone pendant in the form of a two-headed animal (probably Warka, 3300 - 3000 BC).  5cm hig

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Limestone pendant in the form of a two-headed animal (probably Warka, 3300 - 3000 BC).  5cm hig

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