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Faravahar, zoroastrian symbol Naqsh-e Rustam, Persepolis ruin, Iran

Chiclayo, Peru tucume wall culture with bird

Pharaoh on old Egyptian Hieroglyphic carvings.

Ancient cuneiform Sumerian text. Historical background on the theme of civilizations of Assyria, Mesopotamia, Babylon, interfluve, Sumerian. Ancient archaeological background.

Ancient China Stone Reliefs Six Steeds of Zhao Mausoleum(Saluzi) in Tang Dynasty

A hunting scene from the tomb of Mereruka . old Kingdom. Saqqara. Egypt .

Brick wall carved with a lion pattern, lion pattern relief.

Peru, Chan Chan is the largest pre-Columbian city in the Americas and the largest adobe city in the world. Built around AD 1300 and covering 36 sq km, it housed 60000 inhabitants. Tschudi complex

$Fresco showing winged creature; probably a griffin. The Pompeians used the griffin in their murals, but this mythical creature goes back thousands of years, to India, Assyria and Persia. The creature is basically the combination of an eagle and a lion. The head and front of the body — including the front legs and wings — are represented by an eagle. In addition, the eagle head features long ears that are sometimes feathered. The rest of the body belongs to a lion. Altogether, the creature symbolizes strength and wisdom. Because the griffin traditionally guards treasure, he also symbolizes vengeance.\nDomus P. Cornelius Tages\nor House of the Ephebus$

Ancient bas-relief - Man and Woman on Camels at a Well Relief Slab. Treasures of Yemen.

Detail of a bas relief from the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, built around 1113 in Sessa Aurunca, a small town of the Caserta province, in Campania, Italy. The bas relief was sculpted on a marble slab by the medieval artist Pellegrino da Sessa, also known as Peregrinus, in the XIII century.

Ancient sumerian stone carving with cuneiform scripting

Basilica di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, Southern Italy, Galatina, Apulia: Exterior doorway decoration

Carved Relief at the Heritage Site Perselopli

Grunge background with stucco texture, ancient carved ornament and stone statue of lamassu. Horizontal banner with assyrian protective deity - human-headed winged bull. Copy space for text

Horus hieroglyphic at the Temple of Edfu in Edfu, Egypt.

Sagittarius on astronomical ceiling at Hathor temple . Dendera . Egypt .

Hittite Art. In the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations in Ankara I took this picture of an in limestone carved orthostat depicting a chariot with two figures of which one throws arrows and a small naked one with an arrow in his body on the floor,between the legs of the horse. He is obviously an enemy. What a beautifully preserved work of art.

Assyrian wall relief, detail of panorama with royal lion hunt. Old carving from the Middle East history. Remains of culture of Mesopotamia ancient civilization. Amazing Babylonian and Sumerian art.

Ancient marble bas-relief of Snake and Eagle - treasures of Yemen and Southern Arabia. The relief features an eagle grasping a writhing serpent and may symbolize the struggle of good against evil.

$Termessos, a mountain city, was founded by the Solymos (Solymites), known as a people fond of freedom. The Solymos mentioned in Homer's Iliad are known as the people of Termessos. The city of Termessos is one of the Psidia settlements in the Pamphylia region, established on the rocky slopes of Güllük Mountain. During the reign of Theodosius II in the 5th centuries AD, the location of the city was changed due to thirst.\n\nThis ancient city is located in the Güllük Mountain Termessos Historical National Park.$

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