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Stone carving of the Hindu goddess Durga Killing the Buffalo Demon. The demon was a shape-shifter. He first appeared as a buffalo and was beheaded by Durga. When the demon assumed human form, the goddess killed him again, this time using a trident. According to Hindu mythology, the goddess Durga was the only one capable of stopping the demon. In her eight arms she bears the weapons and symbols of the deities whose combined power she represents. Stock Photo

RM2H5WRPW–Stone carving of the Hindu goddess Durga Killing the Buffalo Demon. The demon was a shape-shifter. He first appeared as a buffalo and was beheaded by Durga. When the demon assumed human form, the goddess killed him again, this time using a trident. According to Hindu mythology, the goddess Durga was the only one capable of stopping the demon. In her eight arms she bears the weapons and symbols of the deities whose combined power she represents.

6th- 7th century Terracotta carved plaque with early Christian symbols, The Bardo National Museum Tunis, Tunisia Stock Photo

RFJ1A4P1–6th- 7th century Terracotta carved plaque with early Christian symbols, The Bardo National Museum Tunis, Tunisia

Balinese Barong mask souvenir. Decorative asian souvenir with magical powers to protect home Stock Photo

RF2WC9YK4–Balinese Barong mask souvenir. Decorative asian souvenir with magical powers to protect home

Tiki masks. Tribal hawaii totem african traditional wooden symbols vector colored mask illustrations Stock Vector

RF2D37FTE–Tiki masks. Tribal hawaii totem african traditional wooden symbols vector colored mask illustrations

Ancient relef from Dur-Sharrukin (Khorsabad, Iraq) from palace of Sargon II king of Assyria Stock Photo

RFPAH27R–Ancient relef from Dur-Sharrukin (Khorsabad, Iraq) from palace of Sargon II king of Assyria

The Hellenistic marble Omphalos, reconstructed in the Delphi Archaeological Museum in Delphi Greece - The marble omphalos was found in the area to th Stock Photo

RM2BTC41P–The Hellenistic marble Omphalos, reconstructed in the Delphi Archaeological Museum in Delphi Greece - The marble omphalos was found in the area to th

Stone carving rich statues of handmaids in the Tang Dynasty Stock Photo

RFTTWWYJ–Stone carving rich statues of handmaids in the Tang Dynasty

Antique colorful Buddha isolated over white with clipping path Stock Photo

RFDPPE7T–Antique colorful Buddha isolated over white with clipping path

Crucifixion of Jesus Christ isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFDWN42M–Crucifixion of Jesus Christ isolated on white background

egyptian hieroglyphs and fresco Stock Vector

RFDM8EX7–egyptian hieroglyphs and fresco

Tribal masks. Tiki idols, ethnic totem mask. Isolated ancient african wooden warriors symbols. Cartoon traditional maya culture decent vector elements Stock Vector

RF2JMEH51–Tribal masks. Tiki idols, ethnic totem mask. Isolated ancient african wooden warriors symbols. Cartoon traditional maya culture decent vector elements

Egyptian hieroglyphs and fresco. Vector illustration. Stock Vector

RFDNN648–Egyptian hieroglyphs and fresco. Vector illustration.

The lion sphinx with a human head symbolizes royal power, wisdom, and protection, often depicted guarding temples and tombs. The Great Sphinx of Giza, representing the Pharaoh Khafre, is the most famous example. The ram sphinx, associated with the god Amun, especially during the New Kingdom period, represents fertility, creativity, and warlike strength. These sphinxes were often placed at temple entrances as guardians or lined along processional ways, reflecting their protective and sacred roles Stock Photo

RM2WKA9C7–The lion sphinx with a human head symbolizes royal power, wisdom, and protection, often depicted guarding temples and tombs. The Great Sphinx of Giza, representing the Pharaoh Khafre, is the most famous example. The ram sphinx, associated with the god Amun, especially during the New Kingdom period, represents fertility, creativity, and warlike strength. These sphinxes were often placed at temple entrances as guardians or lined along processional ways, reflecting their protective and sacred roles