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- 8 mi. up blackburn slough.[1]
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- house 4, botom of pit d[1]
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- house pit 8 mi. up blackburn slough[1]
- inside 2 bricks below ur engur platform[1]
- la chaise[1]
- loose in s. slope of the hills of the w. side of shatt-en-eil[2]
- loose soil south of ruins, west of shatt-en-nil[1]
- near seldovia[1]
- near seldovia, abandoned house at jackeloff's place.[1]
- ny 1 surface -modern-[1]
- on the thames[1]
- pit[3]
- platenice cinerary grave[1]
- pueblo[2]
- said to be from the persepolis stairway[1]
- settlement site[4]
- sporadic find[1]
- sureau pit[2]
- sures (?)[1]
- temple area east - below platform of unbaked bricks[2]
- temple area platform?[2]
- temple area, east angle below the platform of unbaked bricks[2]
- temple area, east near ur engur platform[2]
- unetice grave.[1]
- valley of the somme[1]
- x[3]
- actor[3]
- altar[5]
- anchor[2]
- animal[11]
- animal head[2]
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- antelope[4]
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- arm[2]
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- bull man[2]
- cartouche[7]
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- crescent[4]
- cup[2]
- deities[2]
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- duck[3]
- eabani[3]
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- eagle?[2]
- elephant[2]
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- enemy[2]
- female figures[2]
- female head[3]
- figure[4]
- figures[7]
- fish[8]
- floral motif[5]
- flowers[3]
- forgery[3]
- gate[3]
- gazelle[3]
- gazelle?[2]
- gilgamesh[2]
- goat[3]
- god[11]
- goddess[13]
- goddess?[2]
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- hand[2]
- head[5]
- heifer[4]
- hero[5]
- horse[13]
- horse head[2]
- human[5]
- human figure[4]
- human head[3]
- hunter[15]
- ibex[9]
- imseti[2]
- inscription[21]
- jar[2]
- landscape[2]
- leopard[2]
- lion[19]
- lion?[2]
- lizard[2]
- locust[2]
- male head[2]
- mammoth[2]
- man[6]
- martu[2]
- mask[3]
- mountain[2]
- name[2]
- panther[2]
- pig[3]
- pipes[2]
- plant[3]
- ramesses ii[2]
- reindeer[5]
- reindeer?[2]
- sage[2]
- scarab[8]
- scaraboid[2]
- scorpion[6]
- seated figure[2]
- seated god[3]
- seated man[2]
- serpent[2]
- servant[4]
- snake[2]
- sphinx[2]
- star[5]
- sultan abdul hamid[2]
- swan[2]
- tree[5]
- woman[13]
- worshipper[22]
- worshippers[3]
- arabic language[1]
- chinese language[7]
- fake language[3]
- hebrew language[2]
- hieroglyphic[14]
- japanese language[1]
- keres[1]
- pahlevi[1]
- sanskrit[1]
- agalmatolite[1]
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- alabaster[12]
- alder wood[1]
- animal bone[12]
- antler[32]
- bamboo[3]
- bark[10]
- basalt[2]
- bead[4]
- bear tooth[2]
- beeswax[4]
- bird bone[2]
- bone[38]
- brass[7]
- brocade[3]
- bronze[21]
- cane (plant)[23]
- carnelian[37]
- ceramic[239]
- clay[43]
- cloth[5]
- copper[10]
- cotton[26]
- crinoline[2]
- currasow feather[5]
- deer antler[2]
- elk antler[2]
- elk bone[3]
- faience[10]
- feather[27]
- felt[2]
- fiber[28]
- flint[849]
- glass[13]
- glaze[6]
- goat hide[2]
- gold[2]
- gourd[6]
- green jasper[2]
- greenstone[3]
- hardwood[3]
- hematite[2]
- horsehair[2]
- ibis feather[2]
- ink[20]
- iron[4]
- ivory[10]
- jade[2]
- jasper[5]
- lace[2]
- lapis lazuli[2]
- leather[11]
- limestone[5]
- macaw feather[7]
- mammoth ivory[7]
- metal[12]
- moose fur[2]
- obsidian[3]
- paint[12]
- palm wood[2]
- paper[7]
- papyrus[3]
- parrot feather[5]
- pigment[8]
- plant fiber[10]
- plant material[2]
- plaster[342]
- plastic[2]
- porcelain[3]
- quartz[3]
- reed (plant)[9]
- reindeer antler[36]
- reindeer bone[2]
- rope[2]
- sandstone[13]
- satin[3]
- sculpey[111]
- seed[2]
- serpentine[12]
- shell[5]
- silk[16]
- silver[4]
- sinew[2]
- skin[6]
- slate[5]
- soapstone[6]
- steatite[12]
- steel[7]
- stone[131]
- terracotta[16]
- textile[12]
- vegetable fiber[2]
- vellum[2]
- watercolor[9]
- wax[4]
- wicker[2]
- wire[8]
- wood[82]
- wool[10]
- basketry[7]
- black ware[2]
- black-on-red revival[1]
- blown[1]
- brocaded[3]
- bucchero[1]
- burned[1]
- carved[22]
- cast[6]
- chipped[5]
- coiled[5]
- corded[1]
- cut[2]
- dyed[3]
- embossed[1]
- embroidered[16]
- enameled[1]
- engraved[34]
- fired[2]
- glazed[9]
- groundstone[1]
- incised[15]
- inscribed[1]
- kesi[1]
- lacquered[1]
- lost wax casting[1]
- low relief[5]
- mosaic[2]
- onyx ware[2]
- painted[13]
- pasted[1]
- pierced[2]
- plaited[1]
- polished[1]
- polychrome[2]
- punched[1]
- red ware[3]
- relief[2]
- slipped[1]
- woven[6]
- aldrich[2]
- bavarian national museum[1]
- carlos ramiro asturias gomez[1]
- franklin peale[1]
- fred snare[824]
- gold and silver puzzle company[1]
- john alden[1]
- k.k.n. hofmuseum[1]
- leon coutier[7]
- margaret tafoya[1]
- mary lewis garcia[2]
- mohammed ewaz badghisi[1]
- monteil family[2]
- mrs. em bun[3]
- spatheri[1]
- sri rameswar dayal prajapati[2]
- university of pennsylvania museum[66]
- viola howto[1]
- bloomington[2]
- boeotia[1]
- indiana[2]
- italy[2]
- pennsylvania[2]
- philadelphia[2]
- tanagra[1]
- the university museum[2]
- united kingdom[11]
- yes[113]
1857 - 1888 of 2,151 Records
1857 - 1888 of 2,151 Records