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A bust of Demeter, here identified with the Egyptian goddess Isis.  Unknown Egyptian artist, 1st cen

Bronze bust of Cybele (Magna Mater) with two cornucopiae.  Unknown Gallo-Roman artist, 1st cent. CE.

Theseus Discovering His Father’s Sword, Antonio Balestra, 1st half of 18th century

-Osgood, the Lonely Assassins

Head of acolossal Roman statue of Emperor Augustus  (1st century AD) The Courtyard of the “Pigna”, V

The city of the Daleks, Skaro

unwillingadventurer:One era Powerpoints- Dalek Invasion of Earth.Oh, I love this one - totally deser

mathed-potatoes:englishproblems:An english major in math classIn honor of September 1st, the start o

stephadoo:Classic Who // New Who Parallels The Doctor being a giant cockblock

tonerukun:1st half of the bnha’s class 1A student portraits I did!Went from monochrome to color~2nd

stephadoo:Classic Who // New Who Parallels Part 178

cleowho:“They’re trying to pilot the Earth right out of its orbit.”The Dalek Invasion of Earth - sea

Terracotta head of Hercules.  Artist unknown; 1st cent. BCE.  Now in the Staatliche Antikensammlunge

timelordinaustralia:Doctor Who episodes | Story: 022 | season 3 [5/10]  ↳ The Massacre of St Barthol

theancientwayoflife:~ Augustus.Culture: RomanPeriod: Imperial PeriodDate: A.D. Early 1st centuryMedi

croathia:Artemis of the Rospigliosi, 1st - 2nd centuries AD.

The head of Heracles, of the Farnese type.  Unknown Roman artist, 1st cent. CE.  Now in the Metropol

heaveninawildflower:Marble head and torso of Athena. Roman (1st–2nd century A.D.).Image and text cou

Best of A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 1st and 2nd editions (1785 and 1788), part 1

ancientpeoples:Terracotta Askos in the Form of a DogGreek2nd–1st century B.C. Its classification as

ancientpeoples:Glass portrait of a woman 19.1cm high (7 1/2 inch.) Roman, Imperial Period, 1st - 2nd

Bronze statuette with silver eyes, depicting the goddess Aphrodite.  Artist unknown; 3rd - 1st cent.

Ancient Roman terracotta statuette of a dog.  Artist unknown; made in southern Italy, 1st cent. BCE/

Hadrian’s lover Antinous depicted as Osiris.  Unknown Roman artist, 1st half of 2nd cent. CE.  Found

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