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Early medieval or Byzantine marble roundel likely depicting a crude and detail-less figure
A large scale portrait showing an older duke
An excellent representation of the emotion
food lays strewn across while the dog eats happily beside the men
Royal tombs often held wall paintings of carrot or similar vegetable harvests and also show evidence or plants being placed inside as offerings
Green Stone Olmec Maskette on Stand Storage Early medieval or Byzantine marbleOriginates from: Veracruz, Mexico Era: 900 600 BCE Dimensions: 4 H x 2. 5 W x 2 D A stunning and rare example of an Olmec Maskette, carved of green stone, from the Veracruz region of Mexico, circa 900 BCE. A beautiful example with lovely proportionality and almost swollen features. These masks were worn as bodily ornaments by high ranking elites, nobility or shamans in the Olmec culture as a show of status and rank and are believed to be carved in
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