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Head of the Buddha c.1219 CE 2

Head of the Buddha (c.1219 CE)

This sandstone head of the Buddha, carved in Cambodia during the late twelfth or early thirteenth century, captures a quiet moment of inward reflection. Its softly rounded features, and faint smile belong to a distinctive artistic language.
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Head of Hermes (c. 200–1 BCE)

This weathered marble head once belonged to a herm, one of the most familiar and protective images of the ancient Greek and Roman world. It shows the bearded face of Hermes, the messenger of the gods.
Olmec Figure 1500 200 BCE 2

Seated Olmec Figure (1500-200 BCE)

This seated anthropomorphic ceramic figure, 8.5 cm high (3.3 inches), is catalogued as a probable Olmec figurine. It presents a compact human form in a seated pose.
Etruscan Sarcophagus 325250 BCE

Etruscan Sarcophagus (325–250 BCE)

This is the sarcophagus of Vel Urinates, an Etruscan man who lived in the 4th century BCE. It offers a rare glimpse into both an individual’s identity and the Etruscans’ complex view of death.
Copy of Stone of Tizoc 1481 1486 CE 2

Copy of Stone of Tizoc (1481-1486 CE)

This small-scale model in the collections of the Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg is a faithful miniature of the monumental Stone of Tizoc (Piedra de Tízoc). Known also as the Sacrificial Stone.

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