Figurine Stock Photos and Images
RMWH8R10–An eternal symbol: mother goddess with child. Pottery figurine from a chamber tomb at Mycenae, 13th century BC
RMWH9D92–Continental Figurine French Faience Bird Nesters early 19 century also Shepherdess and Bagpipe Player
RMWHBB61–Bronze figurine of woman : This is similar to , and could be a restoration of a Bronze incence burner from Delphi , 475 - 450 BC , Delphi Museum
RMWHBGWN–Ceremonial jade Adze figurine with the poll carved in the form of a feline monster. La Venta culture Province of Vera Cruz Mexico
RMWH99TR–Italy/Early civilisation/Etruscans: Bronze figurine of an Etruscan warrior of the mid 5th century B.C. These little figurines were made in large numbers as votive offerings.
RMWHB6JK–Snake-priestess, or a snake-goddess, from Palace of Minos at Knossos - Crete. Minoan Snake Goddess figurine c 1600 BCE.
RMWHAY9T–One of the many ushabtis of Tutankhamen wearing the red crown of the North. Tukankhamen by Christiane Desroches Noblecourt, page 171.. Ancient Egypt was once divided into two kingdoms. The kingdom in Lower Egypt was called the red crown and the Kingdom in Upper Egypt was known as the white crown.. A Ushabti (also called shabti or shawabti) is a small figurine of Ancient Egypt, included in the grave goods of the dead. They are human form statues that were made to serve and do labour in the afterlife of King Tut. The figure was believed to magically animate after the dead had been judged and
RM2BWARCP–The Princess Mary Trophy in bronze , for girls open golf championship to be played 17th 18 th September at Stoke Poges September 1919
RMWHB4DA–Tinia, the Etrucsan spirit of fire - . In Etruscan mythology, Tinia (also Tin or Tins) was the highest god of the skies, part of the powerful triumvirate of gods, including Menrva and Uni. He was associated with lightning, spears and scepters. In the Etruscan language, tin or tin means day and its plural is tinia showing that he is a god governing the passage of time (compare Father Time and Ancient of Days)..
RMWH8E45–The king wearing the red crown of the North and holding the royal insignia. One of the funeral objects used to evoke the mystical pilgrimages during the funeral. Tukankhamen, by Christiane Desroches Noblecourt, page 218.. Found in the room which diggers called The Treasury. The King is depicted her wearing the red crown of the North and in a walking position. He is holding in one hand the flail and in the other a long crook which he is using as a walking stick. The object is reminiscent of the emblems of Osirian kingship which are held in the hands of the royal mummy.. Ancient Egypt was once
RMWHAY55–Tutankhamen on a papyrus raft in the attitude of a harpooner. One of the funerarial objects used to evoke the mystical pilgrimages during the funeral. Gilded wood. Tukankhamen, by Christiane Desroches Noblecourt.. The Treasure Chamber in the tomb of Tutankhamun contained twenty-two black-painted wooden caskets, each of which contained one or more wooden statues portraying the pharaoh or a number of deities from the Egyptian pantheon. All of the figures contained in the black tabernacles are fixed to a rectangular base and at the moment of their discovery were wrapped in a linen cloth datable
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