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closeup portrait of antique damaged stone bust statue depicting a woman head with large pieces missing from the face area and large cracks in the marble

Stratonikeia ancient city from Yatagan, Mugla, Turkey.

Greek athlete statue throwing the discus. THIS IS A 3D RENDER ILLUSTRATION.

An ancient statue of a young man from ancient Greece presumed to be a philosopher or poet, severe and sad. Small reproduction of original

The studio decor is inspired by ancient Egyptian and Greek periods. There is no one in the decor. There are blank props and spaces available for visual montage, manipulation, editing and advertising.

Unknown soldier statue in the ancient city of Pergamon. Trajan' s Temple of Pergamon, Turkey. Bergama, İzmir

Interior view of stonemason's art studio with bust and pieces of raw stone.

Stone carving of Goddess Nike at Ephesus, Turkey

Apollo head sculpture isolated on black background

A close up of a bronze head of a man in a museum. The head is put on the white pedestal in the history museum lobby. The lobby is bright and modern.

Sculpture of the ancient Greek god Mercury isolate. Mercury was a messenger and a god of trade, profit and commerce. Sculptor S. S. Pimenov. Created in 1822, the location of St. Petersburg, Elagin Island.

15th century plaque on the Venetian fort.

Ancient Roman white marble rotating statue of Venus on a light background. 3d illustration. High quality 3d illustration

Aerial view of the statue of the sea goddess Mazu in the blue sky and white clouds

A closeup shot of an oriental stone lion/dragon taken at a temple in Japan

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