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Divine Mother, Mother Goddess, Indian Look, Durga Goddess, Hindus, Cold Steel, Poster Prints, Posters, Street Art

Alexander victory coin Babylon silver c 322 BCE Historical Artifacts, Ancient Artifacts, Greek History, Ancient History, Alexandre Le Grand, Gold And Silver Coins, Antique Coins, Alexander The Great, Rare Coins

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Ancient History

Alexandre Le Grand

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Alexander The Great

Alexander victory coin Babylon silver c 322 BCE

The Letnitza treasure has been dated to the mid-fourth century BC Tarot, Seal Of Solomon, Roman Jewelry, Little Dragon, Iron Age, Ancient Jewelry, Prehistory, Bulgarian

Seal Of Solomon

Ancient Jewelry

The Letnitza treasure has been dated to the mid-fourth century BC

Part of the Bactrian Hoard that came out of the Afghan national bank vault in 2003. Ancient Aliens, Ancient Rome, Art History, Sea Peoples, Classical Antiquity, Coin Collecting, National Museum

Classical Antiquity

Coin Collecting

National Museum

Part of the Bactrian Hoard that came out of the Afghan national bank vault in 2003.

Priceless: A Marble altar depicting the Goddess Allat with a lion from the Temple of Baal ... Ancient Goddesses, Gods And Goddesses, Religion, Potnia Theron, Evil Empire, Altar

Ancient Goddesses

Gods And Goddesses

Priceless: A Marble altar depicting the Goddess Allat with a lion from the Temple of Baal ...

The three daughters of the Semitic god, Hubal. From left to right: Al-Uzza, Al-Lat and Menat formed a holy trinity in Ancient Arabia. They were widely worshipped: from Nabatean Petra in the North to the legendary Kingdoms of Arabia Felix in the South, including Saba, the Biblical Sheba; as far east as Mesopotamia and Persia. Ancient Art, Islam, Parthian Empire

Parthian Empire

The three daughters of the Semitic god, Hubal. From left to right: Al-Uzza, Al-Lat and Menat formed a holy trinity in Ancient Arabia. They were widely worshipped: from Nabatean Petra in the North to the legendary Kingdoms of Arabia Felix in the South, including Saba, the Biblical Sheba; as far east as Mesopotamia and Persia.

Asherah - Canaanite fertility goddess and the wooden cult symbol that represented her. She is the consort of El in the Ugaritic texts. Museum Paris, Louvre Museum, Mycenaean, Minoan, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient Civilizations

Ancient Mesopotamia

Ancient Civilizations

Asherah - Canaanite fertility goddess and the wooden cult symbol that represented her. She is the consort of El in the Ugaritic texts.

Larry Eshelman

Ancient StarGates. Do they still work??? Aliens And Ufos, Ancient Egypt, European History, Ancient Greece, American History

Aliens And Ufos

European History

American History

Ancient StarGates. Do they still work???

Mike Abraham

Baal-Adad, From Syria, in Damascus Museum. Is that the mark of the beast under his arm? Arte Tribal, Ancient Near East

Ancient Near East

Baal-Adad, From Syria, in Damascus Museum. Is that the mark of the beast under his arm?

My name is Natalie, I'm a recovering Perfectionist -Spiritual perfectionism, letting each other off the hook. Turm Von Babylon, Maleficarum, Queen Of Heaven, Mystery Of History

Turm Von Babylon

Queen Of Heaven

Mystery Of History

My name is Natalie, I'm a recovering Perfectionist -Spiritual perfectionism, letting each other off the hook.

Who Is Baal | Baal, el primer demonio Mitos y Leyendas Sumerian, Cradle Of Civilization

Cradle Of Civilization

Who Is Baal | Baal, el primer demonio Mitos y Leyendas

Hettite, moulds for metal, Paris (Kurt Bittel) (Erdinç Bakla archive) Ancient Mysteries

Ancient Mysteries

Hettite, moulds for metal, Paris (Kurt Bittel) (Erdinç Bakla archive)

Erdinç Bakla

Bronze figurine of "Astarte-on-the-ingot." She could have been a local fertility goddess, perhaps combined with an ancient Near Eastern fertility deity, Astarte (this figurine has sometimes been referred to as 'Astarte-on-the-ingot'). The association of the local goddess of fertility with metalwork may further explain the appearance of the cult of Aphrodite on the island. Homer explains in the Odyssey that Aphrodite was married to the god of metallurgy, Hephaistos. Sacred Feminine, Divine Feminine, Aphrodite, Fertility Symbols, Triple Goddess, Bronze Age, Artemis

Sacred Feminine

Divine Feminine

Fertility Symbols

Bronze figurine of "Astarte-on-the-ingot." She could have been a local fertility goddess, perhaps combined with an ancient Near Eastern fertility deity, Astarte (this figurine has sometimes been referred to as 'Astarte-on-the-ingot'). The association of the local goddess of fertility with metalwork may further explain the appearance of the cult of Aphrodite on the island. Homer explains in the Odyssey that Aphrodite was married to the god of metallurgy, Hephaistos.

renenutet egyptian cobra goddess - Cerca con Google Ancient Egyptian Art, Bronze Age Civilization

Ancient Egyptian Art

Bronze Age Civilization

renenutet egyptian cobra goddess - Cerca con Google

Déesse de Hacilar Arte Cholo, Goddess Art

Déesse de Hacilar

Nude female figure Period:Middle Bronze Age Date:ca. early 2nd millennium B.C. Geography:Levant Medium:Ceramic Dimensions:4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm)

Nude female figure Period:Middle Bronze Age Date:ca. early 2nd millennium B.C. Geography:Levant Medium:Ceramic Dimensions:4 3/4 in. (12.1 cm)

Double-headed Syro-Hittite terracotta figure, 1200-700 B.C. Flat-backed and depicting a female with two heads, the eyes and breasts formed as domes with round recesses, the headdresses and necklaces separately applied and both with a detailed shoulder and arm and combined into a single body extending to a flattened base, 19 cm high. Private collection Buddha Statue Home, Ceramic Figures, Art Sites

Buddha Statue Home

Ceramic Figures

Double-headed Syro-Hittite terracotta figure, 1200-700 B.C. Flat-backed and depicting a female with two heads, the eyes and breasts formed as domes with round recesses, the headdresses and necklaces separately applied and both with a detailed shoulder and arm and combined into a single body extending to a flattened base, 19 cm high. Private collection

Ancient artifacts

Ancient artifacts

Statuettes anthropomorphes " déesses mères" : terre cuite, Mehrgarh , chalcolithique récent ( -3000 ) Indus Valley Civilization, Mohenjo Daro, Pakistan

Indus Valley Civilization

Statuettes anthropomorphes " déesses mères" : terre cuite, Mehrgarh , chalcolithique récent ( -3000 )

Manou Raoul

Figurine féminine. Balouchistan. Style Mehrgarh, période VI, vers 3000 av. J.-C. Terre cuite. H. : 8,2 cm. Musée Barbier-Mueller Art Sculpture, Abstract Sculpture, Venus, Exotic Art

Abstract Sculpture

Figurine féminine. Balouchistan. Style Mehrgarh, période VI, vers 3000 av. J.-C. Terre cuite. H. : 8,2 cm. Musée Barbier-Mueller

Pagan Art, Occult Art, Sword And Sorcery, Fantasy Inspiration, Old Art, Comic Books Art, Antique Art

Sword And Sorcery

Fantasy Inspiration

Comic Books Art

Women of Trypillian culture Ages Of Man, Early Humans, Indigenous Tribes, Woman Illustration, Archaeology

Indigenous Tribes

Woman Illustration

Women of Trypillian culture

Viktor Kapinus

Detail man and woman, Cucuteni culture, Romania (7000 - 3500 BC) Sculptures Céramiques, Women Artist, Art Ancien, Art Premier

Sculptures Céramiques

Detail man and woman, Cucuteni culture, Romania (7000 - 3500 BC)

Cucuteni fired-clay anthropomorphic figurine. Old Symbols, Ancient Symbols, Historical Art

Ancient Symbols

Cucuteni fired-clay anthropomorphic figurine.

Ancient Yemen Owl Goddess, 400 bce from the animism-shaman cultures of shaman women (talisman). Shaman Woman, Art Rupestre, Art Antique

Ancient Yemen Owl Goddess, 400 bce from the animism-shaman cultures of shaman women (talisman).

Elder Mountain Dreaming

Elder Mountain Dreaming

Period: Late Cypriot II Date: ca. 1450–1200 B.C. Culture: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta Dimensions: H. 5 3/16 in. (13.21 cm) Ancient Artefacts, Garden Sculptures

Ancient Artefacts

Garden Sculptures

Period: Late Cypriot II Date: ca. 1450–1200 B.C. Culture: Cypriot Medium: Terracotta Dimensions: H. 5 3/16 in. (13.21 cm)