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Oldest piece from Africa in such a good condition
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The oldest human form, symbolizing reproduction and fertility
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Found in a Necropolis and used as grave goods
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Earliest art from the Arabian Peninsula and were used as markers
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A religious center
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Tells the story of King Narmer uniting Egypt
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Funerary statue representing a scribe who would write down hwta a pharaoh said
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Found in a Necropolis and shows war and peace
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Monuments for dead pharaohs
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Place of worship which was also an astronomical and seasonal calendar
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Showing Hammurabi being given divine right to rule from Shamash, telling the story of Hammurabi, and the laws that have been developed for Babylon
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Humanoid body with an animal head that was found with the dead
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A temple dedicated to the pharaoh Hatshepsut
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Shows Akhenaton with his wife Nefertiti and their three deformed daughters while the god Aton gives Akhenaton divine right
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Grave good that is bifurcated, possibly showing deformities in the civilization
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Humanoid creatures that stand guard around the Citadel of Sargon II
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The Athenian Agora was created from 600 B.C.E to 150 B.C.E. and connected to the Acropolis.
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A grave marker resembling a girl
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A grave marker representing a boy who has died
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Represents the power of Persia, bringing together the empire and the 10,000 immortal guards
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Marble copy of the original bronze statue, Contrapposto, Canon of Proportions
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This site was built over the years 447 B.C.E. to 410 B.C.E. and was dedicated to Athena
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This mosaic depicts the battle between the Roman and the Persians
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Lost was process, represents a boxer who is unidealized
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Propaganda, hundreds of statues placed around the empire so the people recognize their emperor
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!CONCRETE!
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House of worship for the many gods the Romans believed in
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