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Dental work found on a 4000 year old mummy.




Amphora (70 cm: silver), 4th century BCE found in Chertomlyk Barrow.




First Black Samurai - Yasuke (1581)

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An emerald cup, with Persian verse carved inscription, which belonged to the emperor Jahangir. 252 carats, Mughal Empire, 16th-17th century, now part of the al-Sabah Collection in Kuwait

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A Flavian Lady


During the reign of the Flavian emperors (Vespasian, AD 69–79; Titus, AD 79–81; Domitian, AD 81–96) the hairstyles of aristocratic Roman women became most flamboyant, in which the hair is arranged in increasingly higher layers of ringlets and then braided and coiled in the back.

Such an elaborate coiffure required the attention of an ornatrix, a slave specially trained in the art (Ovid, Art of Love, III.239; Suetonius, Life of Claudius, XL).

Ovid admonishes women not to neglect their hairstyle, choosing the one which best suits them, even though every day brings a new fashion.

Any deficiency, too, can be remedied by dyeing the hair or buying the tresses of another (III.133ff)

The elaborate mound of curls are made more dramatic by having been drilled, with deep holes in the center.

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The inspirations from Ancient Times are countless


Athlete Wrestling With a Python

An Athlete Wrestling with a Python was the first of three bronze sculptures produced by the British artist Frederic Leighton.

The sculpture depicts a dramatic scene of life and death, with a classically proportioned male nude wrestling with a large snake.

It may have been inspired by the story of Apollo slaying the Python of Delphi.

The model for the athlete was an Italian professional, Angelo Colorossi. The work was originally modelled a small-scale clay figure.

Tate Modern, London.

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The inspirations from Ancient Times are countless


Athlete Wrestling With a Python

An Athlete Wrestling with a Python was the first of three bronze sculptures produced by the British artist Frederic Leighton.

The sculpture depicts a dramatic scene of life and death, with a classically proportioned male nude wrestling with a large snake.

It may have been inspired by the story of Apollo slaying the Python of Delphi.

The model for the athlete was an Italian professional, Angelo Colorossi. The work was originally modelled a small-scale clay figure.

Tate Modern, London.

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