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Roman, 25 BC- AD 50

 

The unknown maker probably intended this ribbed bowl of brown and white marbling to imitate the appearance of an agate bowl. Vessels carved from semi-precious stone were a fashionable and expensive luxury item in first-century Rome. Glass bowls that resembled agate ones were much less expensive to produce and satisfied the increased demand for the look of stone.

 

Small bowls with vertical ribs on the exterior are one of the most common forms of early Roman glass vessels. The form originated with cut glass bowls of the Hellenistic period, but the technique of manufacturing the bowls changed. Beginning in the first century B.C., Roman glassmakers began casting these bowls in molds. They were made in a variety of glass types: plain, colored, mosaic, and marbled.

  

Milet. Monument del port

Taken in the Palazzo Massimo Alle Terme, one of the National Museums of Rome.

Cologne.

 

Cologne Romano-Germanic Museum.

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Palace of Ashunasirpal II

 

Calouste Gulbenkian Museum ● Museu Calouste Gulbenkian

Lisbon, Portugal

 

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Take note to the decorations of bull and crocodiles.

Hypostyle Hall, Sety I Cartouche

Temple of Tutela Vesunna, Perigueux, 2nd c. AD.

 

Vesunna Gallo-Roman Museum.

Taken at the Izmir Archaeological Museum.

Taken in the National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

Забавная иконография. Хорошо демонстрирует, что Павел тогда еще не был в чести. :)

Donor: Arakan King Mong Saw Mon (1430 AD)

2nd-3rd c. AD, Arles.

 

Arles Archaeology Museum.

Triple Barque Shrine built by Seti II.

 

Shrines of Amun, Mut and Khonsu

Pozzuoli, 2nd c. AD.

 

Antikensammlung.

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Budapest, 2nd c. AD.

 

Aquincum Museum.

I just like that she's hitting him with her sandal. Also in the National Archaeological Museum, Athens

Roman bust, c. 100-200 AD, from Baiae.

 

British Museum.

Odissi dance exponent Moumita Ghosh and disciples performing at the ICCR Foundation Day Programme in Patna

Rings of Nefertiti, Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten) and Smenkhare. The fourth item, far left is Amenhotep III.

The temple Madinat Habu, West Bank, Luxor, Egypt. January 5, 2011.

Bordeaux, 1st-2nd c. AD.

 

Dedicated to L. Julius Mutacus, a Sequani, by his brother.

 

D(is) M(anibus)

L(ucii) IUL(ii) MUTACI SEQ(uani)

Q(uintus) IGNIUS SEXTUS

FRATER

 

Museum of Aquitaine.

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