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an ancient greek vase with some people running on the front and side, isolated against a white background
an old vase with animals painted on it's side and two birds in the middle
Mycenaean Pottery
Mycenaean Pottery - World History Encyclopedia
a black and white drawing of a vase
from : pariculture : Artist Jonas Wood
a cup with an image of a bird on it
Ceramic red-figure Skyphos. Side A. Greek, c. late 5th century B.C. | The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
black and white drawing of vases with designs on them
an old vase with animals painted on it
Lekythos | Greek, Attic | Archaic | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Attic lekythos (560 BC) - The Met
an ancient vase with horses and birds painted on it's sides in a museum display
Monsters and Fabulous Creatures XXIV – Etruscan Imagery
Monsters and Fabulous Creatures XXIV – Etruscan Imagery | Flickr
an old black and white drawing of a vase with octopuses on it's side
Amphora with octopus
a decorative plate with an octopus painted on it
Minoan plate with an octopus
Handmade decorative plate ready to hang on your wall or add to your collection. It depicts a sea-themed vessel from the ancient Greek Minoan civilization found in the palace of Knossos. The Minoan civilization developed in Crete during the Bronze Age and Iron Age (approximately 3000 BC - 1100 BC) and left behind a rich cultural legacy, including intricately decorated ceramic vessels. One of the most frequent and widespread symbols used in Minoan art and decoration was the octopus, often depicted
an ancient greek vase sitting on top of a rocky hill next to a rock formation
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an old vase with a bird painted on it's side and wings in the middle
an old vase with designs on it sitting on a white pedestal in front of a gray background
File:Terracotta nestoris (two-handled jar) MET DP111816.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
c.350-325 B.C.Terracotta nestoris (two-handled jar) Primato Painter.Greek, South Italian, Lucanian; Nestoris; Vases Terracotta H. 47.6 cm Metropolitan Museum of Art Greek and Roman Art Accession number 57.11.5 Credit line Rogers Fund, 1957
an image of ancient vases with names
many different masks are arranged in rows on a black background, including one with an open mouth