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Archaic Greek Assemblage from a Warrior’s Burial, 6th century BC, made of bronze.
This helmet with a mask, separate nose piece, band, ring, and plaque were found, with other bronze armor, in a tomb in northern Greece. The helmet, cast with beaded and incised edges, is of a type possibly developed in the Peloponnese in the 7th century BC and later used in Illyria (a region northwest of Greece) and other foreign lands. The other objects are made of hammered sheet gold.
Courtesy & currently located at the Walters Art Museum, USA.
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Egyptian limestone statue of Memi and Sabu
Old Kingdom, 4th dynasty, ca. 2575-2465 BC.
This couple is clearly intimate with each other, looking at their posture. The faces and and wigs are typically Old Kingdom. The names of both people are written in hieroglyphs under their feet.
Source: The Metropolitan Museum
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