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Denarius, Crispina (164–192?, Roman empress 178–192) and Commodus (161–192, Roman emperor 177–192) — issuer: Commodus. Draped bust of Crispina facing right, inscription CRISPINA AVG around; reverse: rectangular altar with flame, inscription DIS · GENI · TALI · BVS around. Date: 178–183. Roman Empire (27 BC–476). Rome. Coin. Diameter 16.5–17.0 mm, weight 3.00 g, axis 0°., A roughly circular metallic object with an uneven edge photographed against a white background, showing a worn surface with a recessed square area in the center and raised rim around it; the metal appears silvery gray with-stock-foto
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Sestertius, Marcus Aurelius (121–180, Roman emperor 161–180), posthumously issued; issuer: Commodus (161–192, Roman emperor 177–192). Obverse: Head of Marcus Aurelius bare, facing right, legend around. Reverse: Funeral pyre with four tiers topped by a quadriga in which the emperor stands; legend all around, in SC fields. After 180, Roman Empire (27 BC–476), Rome. Coin: diameter 26.5–27.0 mm, weight 20.79 g, axis 180°., A roughly circular, worn object with a mottled dark brown and bronze surface, showing uneven texture and patches of darker and lighter brown; its edges are irregular and-stock-foto
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Denarius depicting legionary standards between vexillae; obverse: bust of Emperor Elagabalus in laurel wreath, armor and drapery facing right, inscription 'ANTONINVSPIVSFELAVG', pearl border; reverse: in the MILIT section two legionary standards between vexillae, inscription 'CON COR DIA', pearl border. Roman Empire, 218–222 CE, struck at Antioch on the Orontes. Coin; diameter 16.5–20.5 mm, weight 2.97 g., A roughly circular metallic object with irregular edges, showing a raised central design composed of a rectangular frame holding a group of vertical elongated elements topped with small-stock-foto
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Denarius, Marcus Aurelius (121–180; Roman Emperor 161–180), posthumously issued for Commodus (161–192; Roman Emperor 177–192) as issuer. Obverse: Head of Marcus Aurelius without a covering, facing right, inscription DIVVS M AN - ONINVS PIVS around. Reverse: Eagle stands on an altar decorated with a garland, facing right and turning its head left, inscription CONSECRATIO around. After 180 CE, Roman Empire (27 BCE–476 CE), Rome. Coin; diameter 17.5–18.5 mm, weight 3.20 g, axis 0°., A roughly circular metallic object with a worn, uneven edge, showing a raised depiction of a bird perched on a-stock-foto
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Denarius - bracteate, Richard, Anthony (1841–1894). One-sided coin (bracteate) with AR punch. Design: gate with four rectangular and two triangular openings topped with a lily; at the gate corners a sphere; between the lily and the spheres a smaller sphere; under the arched vault a six-pointed star. Motifs: gates, spheres, stars, lilies. Attributed to the Teutonic Knights (Order), State of the Teutonic Order (1226–1525). Date: ca. 1257/1258–ca. 1267/1268. Diameter 17.1 mm; weight 0.18 g., A roughly circular, worn object with an uneven edge, showing a raised central design that resembles a-stock-foto
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Denarius - bracteate of Richard, Anthony (1841–1894). AR punch; one-sided coin. Design: gate with four rectangular and two triangular openings topped with a lily. At the gate's corners is one sphere; between the lily and the spheres is a smaller sphere. Under the arched vault of the gate is a six-pointed star. Motifs: gates, spheres, stars, lilies. Teutonic Knights (Order). Date: ca. 1257/1258–ca. 1267/1268. State of the Teutonic Order (1226–1525). Coin, diameter 17.1 mm, weight 0.18 g., A roughly circular, worn object with an uneven rim and surface texture, showing a raised central motif that-stock-foto
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Fortification plan; graphic artist; Chinese art; Chinese; maps; early 20th century; graphic print; height 62.5 cm; width 109.0 cm, A hand-drawn map-like scene showing a pale beige background with a winding blue river and a few smaller blue waterways, several square compound-like shapes outlined in gray with internal blue and red markings, a group of small rectangular beige structures near the river, a couple of irregular green ponds and some green grassy patches, a large roughly square green enclosure with a small beige object inside, intersecting brown and green roads or paths, a few small-stock-foto
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Lion figurine 1st century B.C.–1st century A.D. Cypriot The figurine is mold-made and solid. The back is flat. The lion is seated upright, facing the viewer's right, on a low, roughly rectangular base.. Lion figurine 241304-stock-foto
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Offering table from the mortuary temple of Amenemhat I ca. 1981–1952 B.C. Middle Kingdom This imposing offering table was found at the west end of a passage just outside the northern wall of the pyramid temple of King Amenemhat I at Lisht North. It must have been placed there by the quarrymen who - most probably in Ramesside times - dismantled the temple. Originally, the offering table presumably stood in the open court of the temple, its roughly shaped lower part (now removed) sunken into the ground. A rectangular libation basin is carved into the top of the object, as well as representations-stock-foto
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Glass serving dish Second half of the 1st–2nd century A.D. Roman Colourless with green tinge.Rim ground smooth; horizontal border with two raised lines on each side of shallow rectangular bowl; sides sloping in to flat bottom; two large horizontal handles with roughly cut hole at center of each and cut decoration along outer edge; at corners, four small incised circles; raised hollow foot of rectangular shape, made by applying thick trail to bottom of bowl and then ground smooth; trail applied at one corner and run all way around bottom.Broken and repaired across one handle and one end of the-stock-foto
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Glass marbled mosaic inlay 1st half of 1st century A.D. Roman Opaque orange with streaks of opaque red.Flat inlay, roughly rectangular; straight-edged short sides and irregular chipped long sides.Marbled mosaic pattern.Polished upper side; pitting of surface bubbles on upper side; dulling and patchy weathering on underside; creamy weathering on edges.. Glass marbled mosaic inlay. Roman. 1st half of 1st century A.D.. Glass; cast. Early Imperial, Julio-Claudian. Glass-stock-foto
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A rectangular stamp seal made of metal, possibly bronze. The object appears to have been molded and later worn on the sides. Grinding marks are visible on all sides. The figures are cut out rather roughly and shallowly in the original template. A seated person, possibly a king, with a long robe can be seen. He has stretched out one hand horizontally and the other one pointed upwards. For the seated person, another individual is also standing with outstretched hands. Vals., With a paint print, stamp, false, metal, bronze (?), H. 2,5 cm, B. 2,2 cm, D. 1,0 cm, diam. hole. 0.2 cm, modern-stock-foto
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Offering table from the mortuary temple of Amenemhat I Middle Kingdom ca. 1981–1952 B.C. This imposing offering table was found at the west end of a passage just outside the northern wall of the pyramid temple of King Amenemhat I at Lisht North. It must have been placed there by the quarrymen who - most probably in Ramesside times - dismantled the temple. Originally, the offering table presumably stood in the open court of the temple, its roughly shaped lower part (now removed) sunken into the ground. A rectangular libation basin is carved into the top of the object, as well as representations-stock-foto
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Greek honorific inscription, unknown Greek workshop, creator, decrees, Hellenistic period, cities, Greek inscriptions, actors, Stele topped with a tympanum, separated from the epigraphic field by moldings. Eleven lines of Greek text preserved, partially damaged, especially on the right and left edges. The text was longer, the lower part of the object is missing. The back side is unworked. Greek honorific inscription with a decree from Perinthus in honor of the tragic actor Athenaios. 300–250 BC, Perinthus, Greek inscription, height 38 cm, width 25.5 cm, thickness 18 cm, weight 16.2 kg, A-stock-foto
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Fragments. Component a: large roughly rectangular panel composed of a number of small fragments - on right a double border - rest of piece divided, by gold galloon, into rectangles, each rectangle enclosing a symmetrical arrangement of straight stems with foliage and var-stock-foto
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Greek honorific inscription, unknown Greek workshop, decrees, Hellenistic period, cities, Greek inscriptions, actors. Stele topped with a tympanum, separated from the epigraphic field by moldings. Eleven lines of Greek text preserved, partially damaged, especially on the right and left edges. The text was longer; the lower part of the object is missing. The back side is unworked. Greek honorific inscription with a decree from Perinthus in honor of the tragic actor Athenaios. 300–250 BC, Perinthus, Greek inscription; height 38 cm, width 25.5 cm, thickness 18 cm, weight 16.2 kg., A roughly-stock-foto
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Buddah. Shallow slab of grey schist carved to represent a robed Buddah with halo behind his head, seated cross-legged on rectangular support with hands in lap. Reverse is roughly finished with horizontal gouge lines. Small round hole in center back.-stock-foto
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Ushabti, Restitution. Hieroglyphs; funerary figurine; mummy-shaped shabti; c. 1295–1186 BC, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, Egypt. Height 15.1 cm, width 4.2 cm. Arms crossed on the chest, right over left; hoes in each hand. Rectangular basket slung over both shoulders on the back. Painted tools. Wide painted usekh necklace on the chest; bracelets on the wrists. Long three-part wig, ears uncovered. Round face with large eyes, wide nose, mouth barely visible; wig and facial details painted. Painted inscription around the legs, mostly erased and illegible., A roughly human-shaped vertical object with-stock-foto
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A pendant in the shape of a box for Koranic scrolls, gift, Islamic art, Arabic, Koran, glazed ceramics, Arabic ceramics, 12th–14th century, Egypt, jewelry, height 6.6 cm, width 2.3 cm, The image shows a worn, irregularly shaped object centered against a plain light gray background, with a roughly rectangular middle section and rounded protrusions at each end; the surface appears rough and pitted with a textured, corroded look and a mix of colors including gray, green, black, brown, and small areas of red.-stock-foto
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Greek honorific inscription, unknown Greek workshop, creator, decrees, Hellenistic period, cities, Greek inscriptions, actors. Stele topped with a tympanum, separated from the epigraphic field by moldings. Eleven lines of Greek text preserved, partially damaged, especially on the right and left edges. The text was longer, the lower part of the object is missing. The back side is unworked. Greek honorific inscription with a decree from Perinthus in honor of the tragic actor Athenaios. 300–250 BC, Perinthus, Greek inscription, height 38 cm, width 25.5 cm, thickness 18 cm, weight 16.2 kg, A-stock-foto
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Back of a chasuble made of cream silk rep, embroidered with patterns of various flower branches, palm trees, and leaves in no specific composition. Probably adapted into a chasuble from another object. Embroidery in colored silk thread using flat and satin stitches and smooth, slightly crimped gold thread. Gold and pastel colors: blue, green, yellow, red, pink. 17th–18th century, Poland. Liturgical vestment. Length 133.5 cm; width 72 cm., A large, roughly rectangular textile or paper sheet with a V-shaped cut at the top, hanging against a pale gray background; the surface is textured and-stock-foto
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Amulet - Hapi. Relief figurine of Hapi—one of the Sons of Horus. Hapi is shown in right profile as a mummy-like figure with a baboon's head covered by a wig, holding a scroll of fabric in front of him. The back is smooth with two holes for attaching the figurine. Part of a set of four Sons of Horus. Late Period–Ptolemaic Period, 664–30 BC, Egypt. Amulet; height 4.6 cm, width 1.4 cm., A roughly rectangular carved object with irregular, wavy edges and a slightly tapered top and bottom, shown against a plain pale gray background. The surface of the object is mainly a weathered green-blue with-stock-foto
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Pyramidal clay seal with a roughly square stamp surface and rounded corners. Shallow incisions at mid-height. Base engraved with a letter-like motif—either a geometric B or an M resting on the base—beside a small round recess. Upper part is impressed; chippings on the base. Visible kaolin clay, pink-beige. 6th–7th century, unknown South Egyptian workshop; Edfu. Seal/stamp. Height 6.1 cm, width 5.5 cm. Geometric decorations, monograms, engraved decorations, stamp impressions., A roughly rectangular stone object with a worn, textured surface suspended against a plain gray background; the stone-stock-foto
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Ushabti, Hieroglyphs, funerary figurine mummy-shaped shabti, c. 1295–c. 1186 BC, New Kingdom, 19th Dynasty, Egypt. Height 15.1 cm, width 4.2 cm. Arms crossed on the chest, right over left, holding hoes in each hand. Rectangular basket slung over both shoulders on the back with painted tools. Wide painted usekh necklace on the chest, bracelets on the wrists. Long three-part wig leaving ears uncovered. Round face with large eyes, wide nose, mouth barely visible; wig and facial details painted. Painted inscription around the legs, mostly erased and illegible., A roughly human-shaped carved object-stock-foto
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Nesichnum's sacrificial table, sacrificial formulas, vases, breads, cartouches, Nesichnum ca. 332–330 BC, ritual vessels iconographic, hieroglyphs; Ptolemaic Period, Egypt; sacrificial table; height 5.5 cm, width 23 cm, depth 23 cm., A roughly rectangular stone object with a weathered, textured surface in shades of gray, dark gray, and patches of brownish-beige, showing uneven edges and a few areas of lighter, almost white wear; the stone has a flat top and a slightly curved, irregular bottom edge, with some rougher, chipped regions and subtle variations in tone across its surface, all set-stock-foto
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Inscription - fragment, unknown, craftsman, inscriptions, Granite fragment with engraved hieroglyphic inscription, 760–653 BC; Third Intermediate Period; 25th Dynasty, Old Dongola type of site / place of finding, inscription, height 8 cm, width 7 cm, A roughly rectangular piece of rough, porous material with an uneven, jagged edge, shown against a plain light background. The surface is textured with small pits and irregularities and shows a grainy, speckled appearance. The visible colors include shades of brown, tan, beige, and darker flecks of black or dark gray, with subtle warmer brown-stock-foto
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Greek dedicatory inscription, Horus myth., tombstones, inscriptions, Late Roman Empire period, Egypt, Greek inscription; height 12.1 cm, width 13.4 cm, depth 1.2 cm, A roughly rectangular stone object with a trapezoidal top edge and a small protrusion at the bottom, showing an uneven, weathered surface. The stone displays a range of beige and off-white tones with areas of light brown and pale gray, along with small darker brown specks and faint whitish patches. The edges are worn and slightly rounded, with subtle surface scratches and pitting visible across the face. The background behind the-stock-foto
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Fragment of a stamped amphora vice, Cephalion ca. 260–205 BC. Fragment of a Sinopean amphora vice with the stamp of the astynomeus Leomedon son of Epidemos and the manufacturer Cephalion. A four-line rectangular stamp on the upper surface: first line the astynomenic title; second and third lines the astynomeus' name and patronymic; fourth line the manufacturer's name in the genitive. 2nd half of the 3rd century BC. Sinope origin; Myrmekion Crimea findspot. Stamp; vice; height 6.8 cm., A roughly rectangular piece of pottery or stone rests on a smooth surface, showing a textured, grainy surface-stock-foto
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Rectangular sandstone base, belonging to image, imaginative the fortune, in or before 1882 Rectangular base of sandstone, belonging to 'image, the fortune depicting'. The top is attached to the BK-18402-A-1 sculpture. The top of the pedestal is considerably damaged and discolored because the top has been removed from the base. At the edge of the top, many flakes of the sandstone are missing. The sides of the pedestal are flat. The plinth is attached to the shaft with cement and is overhanging because a profiled edge widens the pedestal. The back of the plinth is roughly finished. The pedestal-stock-foto
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Inscription - fragment, unknown, craftsman, inscriptions, Granite fragment with engraved hieroglyphic inscription, 760–653 BC; Third Intermediate Period; 25th Dynasty; Old Dongola type of site / place of finding, inscription, height 8 cm, width 7 cm, A roughly rectangular chunk of coarse textured material sits on a smooth light surface, showing a rough top and irregular sides with pitted and grainy detail; the object displays a mix of brown tones with areas of tan, beige, dark brown, and small flecks of black, and there are subtle shadows beneath it and on the lower side facing away from the-stock-foto
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Amulet plaque with a relief of two deities: a lion-headed goddess in a long robe, with a sun disc and a uraeus on her head Sekhmet, and a naked lion-headed god with a uraeus on his head possibly Mahes whose limbs appear paw-like. Ptolemaic Period, 332–30 BC, Egypt. Material: amulet plaque. Height 6.7 cm; width 2.7 cm., A single, roughly rectangular object with an irregular outline fills the image, showing a textured surface in bright blue with areas of darker blue speckling and small dark spots; there are a few small patches of brownish discoloration and tiny pits across the surface, and a-stock-foto
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Greek dedicatory inscription; Horus myth.; tombstone inscription; Late Roman Empire period, Egypt; Greek inscription; height 12.1 cm, width 13.4 cm, depth 1.2 cm;, A roughly rectangular stone object with a protruding tab at the bottom, displayed against a gray background, showing an uneven, worn surface with chipped and rounded edges; the stone has a mostly beige and light brown tone with areas of darker brown and faint gray, and there are shallow carved grooves and indentations on the upper surface and a row of incised markings across the middle that appear recessed into the stone; the top-stock-foto
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Remnant of Wings for Schutters, c. 1840 Remnant of shoulder patch consisting of an almost square piece of red sheet. The piece consists of two parts. Finely stitched on the red side, roughly stitched on the other side. The part has buttonholes. A more or less rectangular piece of blue sheet is stitched on the red piece of sheet. The object has been eaten. Netherlands cloth Netherlands-stock-foto
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Cornice tile — fragments, four;, tile cullet; stoves; plant decorations; Hutsul region; tiles; Fragments of a cornice tile — painted with a wavy twirl pattern; 19th century; Hutsul region, Poland; tile cullet, A worn hollow object viewed from above with an irregular oval opening revealing a deep black interior, the exterior showing a textured surface with shades of reddish-brown, dark brown, black, gray, and patches of off-white, the form having a roughly rectangular body with an asymmetrical rounded protrusion on one side, edges and surfaces appearing chipped and rough with areas of-stock-foto
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Aquamanile in the form of a lion Aquamanile in the form of a lion Lion-aquamanile, The object cast in cire perdue technique and largely adorned with the shape of a lion with a dragon as its handle. The details are outstretched (the mane, the locks on the legs, the tail of the lion), engraved (the wings of the dragon) or punched (the mustache of the lion, the back and the tail of the dragon). The dragon is connected to the head, the back and the tail of the lion. The lion looking ahead has an animal head in its mouth, which acts as a spout. A more or less rectangular piece has been sawn into th-stock-foto
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Amulet - goddess Toeris; Navy blue glass slight violet admixture; 332–30 BC, Ptolemaic Period, Egypt; amulet; height 4 cm, width 1.4 cm; inscriptions/markings: Toeris myth., Egyptian deities, Egyptian religion., A roughly vertical metal object with an irregular silhouette and worn edges, showing a mottled surface in shades of blue, purple, brown, and gray, with a few small darker spots and lighter patches; there is red marking near the top and a small worn rectangular patch of brownish paper near the bottom, and a roughly oval hole above that patch.-stock-foto
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Pendant, unknown Northern Mesopotamian workshop, Early Jazira III period ca. 2600–ca. 2350 BC. Pendant or pin finial in the shape of a standing quadruped sheep?, head missing, plastically separated, straight hanging tail. On both sides of the animal, halfway up, there are two circular recesses drilled. A vertical hole is drilled through the centre of the torso. Materials/technique not specified. Dimensions: height 1.8 cm, width 2 cm, depth 0.6 cm. Origin: Northern Mesopotamia Khabur basin, Tell Rad Shakra northeastern Syria. Associated contexts: Al-Jazira region; children's graves; jewellery;-stock-foto
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Seal, unknown South Egyptian workshop, pyramidal clay seal with a roughly square stamp surface and rounded corners. Shallow incisions at mid-height. On the base is an engraved letter—either a geometric B or an M resting on the base—next to a small round recess. Upper part is impressed; chippings on the base. Visible kaolin clay, pink-beige. 6th–7th century, Edfu; seal/stamp. Height 6.1 cm, width 5.5 cm., A roughly rectangular, weathered object with an uneven surface floats against a plain gray background; the object appears mostly brown with variations of tan and darker brown mottling, and a-stock-foto
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Limestone Christian amulet in the shape of an elongated hexagon with Greek inscription. Text in Greek on the sides and on the bottom; letters on five edges form a coherent inscription with magical meaning. Protrusion with a drilled hole on the upper edge, likely used to attach a strap or chain. Date: 2nd–3rd century . Place of finding: Miletus. Function: amulet. Dimensions: height 5.2 cm, width 2.3 cm. Maker/creator: unknown., A roughly rectangular stone object with a textured, weathered surface and a small rounded hole near the top, showing carved shallow grooves and raised ridges on its face-stock-foto
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Head of a female figurine, preserved from the chin up. High hairstyle with a wreath above the forehead, composed of oblique, wide strands of hair. Schematic facial features, wide nose. Unworked back, smooth, rounded. Dark gray clay. 332–30 BC; Hellenistic period, Egypt. Figurine. Height 3.3 cm, width 3.7 cm, depth 3.5 cm., A roughly rectangular, rounded object with an uneven, textured surface sits against a plain light gray background; the object is primarily dark gray to charcoal with areas of lighter gray and a few small spots of darker shadow, and there is a small area of bright red pigment-stock-foto
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