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Amulet — goddess Toeris;, Dark blue glass with a violet tint; Ptolemaic Period, 332–30 BC, Egypt;
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Amulet — goddess Toeris;, Dark blue glass with a v...

Amphora spatheion, unknown North African workshop Tunisia/Libya. Cylindrical, elongated amphora
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Amphora spatheion, unknown North African workshop ...

Double-sided gingerbread mould. Obverse: four motifs — at top a female figure in a long patterned
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Double-sided gingerbread mould. Obverse: four moti...

Stylized bull-headed protoma used as vessel decoration, typical Urartian cauldron ornament. Convex
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Stylized bull-headed protoma used as vessel decora...

Canopic urn, Clay canopic urn with a cylindrical shape and a flat bottom and flat, straight rim.
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Canopic urn, Clay canopic urn with a cylindrical s...

Square-faced door lock with latches and key. Maker: Michal Taszynski fl. 1820–1838. Made 1861 for
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Square-faced door lock with latches and key. Maker...

Metal collar ending a sword hilt fuchi; maker, decorated with deer; Japanese; Edo period 1603–1868,
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Metal collar ending a sword hilt fuchi; maker, dec...

Vessel, Egyptian pottery vessel of clay, c. 1650–c. 1550 BC Second Intermediate Period, Edfu.
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Vessel, Egyptian pottery vessel of clay, c. 1650–c...

Fabric fragment, fragments of silk fabrics, patterned fabrics, fragments of a larger textile
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Fabric fragment, fragments of silk fabrics, patter...

Sestertius, Roman coin, c. 140–144. Obverse: Head of Antoninus Pius in a laurel wreath to the
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Sestertius, Roman coin, c. 140–144. Obverse: Head ...

Dupondius/as, Faustina the Elder 98–141; Roman empress 138–141 posthumous, Antoninus Pius 86–161;
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Dupondius/as, Faustina the Elder 98–141; Roman emp...

Votive obelisk with an inscription of King Ashurbanipal forgery with a copy of an ancient text,
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Votive obelisk with an inscription of King Ashurba...