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⌕: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Palettes were implements for manufacturing pigment for eye paint (NYM)
Category: ToolMaterial: GreywackeDimensions: H 15.3 W 16 D 0.6 cmLocation: NaqadaAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 10.176.78Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Palettes were implements for manufacturing pigment for eye paint (NYM)
Category: ToolMaterial: GreywackeDimensions: H19.3 W 14.8 D 0.15 cmLocation: NaqadaAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 07.228.157Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Palettes were implements for manufacturing pigment for eye paint (NYM)
Category: ToolMaterial: GreywackeDimensions: L 18.2 W: 9.1 D 0.6 cmLocation: NaqadaAttribution:
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 07.228.61Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Palettes were implements for manufacturing pigment for eye paint (NYM)
Category: ToolMaterial: GreywackeLocation: NaqadaAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Naqada II ca. 3500–3300 B.
Category: SculptureMaterial: Serpentine BoneLocation: NaqadaAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 59.101.1Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Neolithic+Near East
This solid-cast sculpture is one of a pair of nearly identical images of a hero or a demon wearing the upturned boots associated with highland regions, his power enhanced by the mighty horns of the ibex on his head(NYM).
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Category: SculptureMaterial: BronzeAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 2007.280Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Neolithic+Near East
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Category: SculptureMaterial: SilverLocation: SusaAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 66.173Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Early Cycladic I–II
Cycladic; Grotta-Pelos culture
Category: SculptureYear: 2800 BCMaterial: MarbleLocation: CycladesAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Early Cycladic II
Keros-Syros culture
Category: SculptureYear: 2600 BCLocation: CycladesAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
From Eshnunna
Category: SculptureAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 40.156Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Probably from Umma(NYM)
Category: SculptureAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 58.29Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: SculptureYear: 4000 BCLocation: CycladesAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: SculptureYear: 2475 BCAttribution:
Licence: [🡭]Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: SculptureMaterial: BronzeLocation: AkkadAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 47.100.80Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: PaintingYear: 1995 BCLocation: Karnak (Thebes)Attribution:
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Ceramic tower with figure and two lions
Category: SculptureAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 68.155Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Restored and given to the New York Metropolitan Museum by the Ashmolean, Oxford, UK
Category: PotteryMaterial: TerracottaLocation: CnossusAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 11.186.10Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ancient+Asia-Minor & Levant
Terracotta zoomorphic askos (vessel) with antlers
ca. 1725–1600 B.C.
Category: PotteryYear: 1700 BCDimensions: H. 4.6 cmLocation: CyprusAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: MET 74.51.795Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Possibly votive figure with typical one arm raised to the head in worship or veneration
Category: SculptureMaterial: BronzeLocation: CreteAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 24.150.9Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: PotteryMaterial: TerracottaLocation: CnossusAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 11.186.12Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
This vase is a type of rhyton, or libation vase. The offering was poured through the hole in the animals muzzle. The vase was filled either by immersion in a large container or through the hole on the head. Using the principle of the siphon, liquid would not flow out as long as the opening at the top was closed with the thumb.
Category: SculptureMaterial: TerracottaLocation: CreteAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 1973.35Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: PotteryMaterial: TerracottaLocation: CreteAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 07.232.25Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Category: PotteryMaterial: TerracottaLocation: CreteAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: X.280Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Diorite or andesite weight weighing 10 minas
Category: SculptureAttribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]Reference: 1988.301Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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