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The Cretan civilisation was established before this of the Greece itself. Palate spread to a significant area were built. Knossos, with three levels, is the largest and it is partially restored. One even says that they had taps controlling the water.. Partially restored. Rather badly at one time, with concrete repairs. |
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"bull" vase. We are in the country of the famous minotaure, semi-man, semi-bull, hidden
at the bottom of the maze and awaiting its victims..
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Aiguière (ewers) with nipples. |
The proposed selection is intentionally limited. It excludes in principle the Palaces, Temples or statues I have seen or visited, in the ancient Greek, Roman, Ottoman Arab or Pre-Columbian world; I
simply wants to encourage vocations and shed light on certain aspects of history.
The great museums including the Louvre (Paris) and the British museum (London) offer a wide range of works that complement each other; I remember an Englishman winding me the Louvre while I
spoke to him about the British Museum that had thrilled me! Finally, one can travel by visiting the library of his city, even modest, or by Internet, as you just did.
Théra (Santorin). "aiguières with Goddess "breast", a symbol for the female nutition and fertility. The top is bird beak shaped. XVI AD JC.. |
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Necklace with Horus heads clasp, the falcon God. |
Sacred Scarab. |
A beautiful profile in the tomb of a famous character. Admire the If you liked it, click HERE for the most beautiful |
In ancient Egypt, they could only paint "flat profile" although there is a test of false relief with Characteristic even more astonishing for hands that are two right hands with a unique length for four of the five fingers ! (or two left ones) |
This tiny jewel is in the section "Egypt", to be only compared there with its Egyptian counterparts. It is not current, at our time, to reproduce wasps and bees on pendants or decorations. |
Wall engraving.
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British museum. London. |
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No comments for this bird, true work of art and which is only a mere engraving of frontage, but at the right place..
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