2376
Venus of Monruz. It was found near Monruz near Neuchâtel in Switzerland. Period: c. 11.000 years ago. Photographer: Y. André.Dimensions: 18 mm tall and is a black pendant depicting a stylized woman. Collection: Neuchâtel Archaeological Museum in Switzerland.
2377
The great flood in Florence. Photographed by David Lees, 1966.
2378
Plastered human skull. Place of origin: Jericho, Palestinian National Authority. Date: c.7000–6500 BC. Medium: Bone, shell and clay, 15.2 x 16.7 x 22 cm. Credit: Ashmolean Museum.
2379
"Pope Formosus and Stephen VI" - The "Cadaver Synod" by Jean-Paul Laurens (1838–1921). Collection: Nantes Museum of Arts.
2380
Vulture Pectoral. Date: ca. 1479–1425 B.C. Culture: New Kingdom, Egypt. Medium: Gold sheet. This Vulture pectoral, probably depicting the goddess Nekhbet, was a traditional funerary emblem. On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 118.
2381
A few lithographs from Désiré Charnay’s 1862 publication Cités et ruines Américaines. Mitla, Palenqué, Izamal, Chichen-Itza, Uxmal.
2382
Female figurine (known as the Venus of Draguseni). Medium: Fired clay Dimenisons:, 20 cm height. Date: Cucuteni Culture -c. 6,500 years old, Neolithic Period. Found in the hills around Drăguşeni (Botosani) northeast Romania. Now on display at the Botosani County Museum.
2383
Terracotta hydria depicting the nine Muses, accompanied by Dionysus and Hermes. From Athens, ca. 510 BC. Collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC. Photographer: Rosemania via Flickr / Wikimedia Commons.
2384
Dish with a Depiction of Hippocampus. Place of origin: Southern Italy, Apulia (Puglia). Date: ca. 320-310 B.C. Medium: Clay. Collection: Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
2386
Boot. Production Date: Late Medieval: early - mid-14th century. Collection: Museum of London, UK.
2387
Andromeda by Auguste Rodin. Modeled in 1885; carved 1886. Medium: marble, 29.8x29.2x22.9 cm. Collection: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
2388
Pieter Brueghel the Elder - The Tower of Babel (the second version), details, 1564.
2390
Detail of a mosaic depicting “A Tiger Kills two Wild Asses”. Overall dimensions: 2.4 × 1.73m. Found at the House of the Dionysian Procession in Thysdrus (El Djem, Tunisia). El Djem (Tunesia), Archaeological Museum. Credit: akg-images.
2391
Roman Gold Snake Ring with Herakles Knot, 1st Century AD. Private Collection.
2392
The Book of the Faiyum. Culture: Egyptian Date: 1st century B.C.- A.D. 2nd century. Period: Greco-Roman. Place of origin: Egypt, Faiyum. Medium: Red and black ink on papyrus. Now on display at the Walters Art Museum.
2393
Mosaics with Athletes. Collection: Vatican, Vatican Museums, Gregorian Profane Museum. Date: First half of the 4th cent. AD.
2394
Stone carving from temple at Palenque, Mexico, circa 1895.
2395
Jonah. Detail from the Pamplona Bible, Navarre, c. 1197. Collection: Amiens, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 108, fol. 146r
2396
Amethyst lion head. Culture: Roman, 1st-4th century AD. Collection: Artemis Gallery.
2398
Royal procession passing through the Ishtar Gate on New Year's Day in ancient Babylon. Illustration by Peter Jackson, British (1922–2003)
2400
Apollo on a swan, red figured bell krater. Date: 400 BC - 380 BC. Collection: British Museum.
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