Model of Dancing Dwarves – Lisht, Egypt (pid000683)

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Lisht, Egypt: Model of Dancing Dwarves

Country: Egypt
Location: Lisht
Material: Ivory
Description:
Model of Dancing Dwarves made of ivory from Lisht
Category: Statues, Figurines
Period: 12th Dynasty, Middle Bronze Age
Date: 1800 BCE
Current Location: Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo
Credit: From Kate Liszka, 2016

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Statue of Amenhotep Son of Hapu – Karnak, Egypt (pid000682)

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Karnak, Egypt: Statue of Amenhotep Son of Hapu

Country: Egypt
Location: Karnak
Area: Karnak Temple
Description:
Statue of Amenhotep Son of Habu—a priest, scribe, and public official who was later deified—from Karnak Temple
Category: Statues
Period: 18th Dynasty, Late Bronze Age
Date: 1300 BCE
Current Location: Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, Cairo
Credit: From Kate Liszka, 2016

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Hathor Columns, Kiosk of Kertassi – New Kalabsha, Egypt (pid000670)

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New Kalabsha, Egypt: Hathor Columns, Kiosk of Kertassi

Country: Egypt
Location: New Kalabsha
Region: South of Aswan, on artificial island in Lake Nasser (Nubia)
Area: Kiosk of Kertassi (or Qertassi)
Material: Limestone
Description:
Two Hathor columns from the Kiosk of Kertassi. Exact age and function of the Kiosk are unclear—likely early Roman and associated with an unpreserved smaller temple. The Kiosk (composed of four surviving papyrus columns and two Hathor columns at the entrance) was relocated to the Isalnd of New Kalabsha in the 1970s in anticipation of the flooding from the High Aswan Dam.
Category: Reliefs, Archaeological Features, Statues
Type: Columns
Period: Early Roman
Date: ca. 1st c BCE – 1st c CE
Credit: Solange Ashby January 2011

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Men Askenos Votive 02 – Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey (pid000662)

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Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey: Men Askenos Votive 02

Country: Turkey
Location: Antioch in Pisidia
Area: Sanctuary of Men Askenos
Description:
Votive from the processional road to the sanctuary of Men Askenos (dedicated to the worship of an Anatolian male moon god, Men) located on top of a neighboring hill east of Antioch.
Category:
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Period: Roman
Date:
100BCE – 300CE
Current Location: Yalvaç Museum
Credit: Cynthia Burdge, June 2019

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Men Askenos Votive – Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey (pid000661)

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Antioch in Pisidia, Turkey: Men Askenos Votive

Country: Turkey
Location: Antioch in Pisidia
Area: Sanctuary of Men Askenos
Description:
Votive from the processional road to the sanctuary of Men Askenos (dedicated to the worship of an Anatolian male moon god, Men) located on top of a neighboring hill east of Antioch.
Category:
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Period: Roman
Date:
100BCE-300CE
Current Location: Yalvaç Museum
Credit: Cynthia Burdge, May 2019

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3D Model of Djehutihotep statue – Megiddo, Israel (pid000637)

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Megiddo, Israel: 3D Model of Djehutihotep statue

Country: Israel
Location: Megiddo
Area: Area BB (Area J). Temple 2048.
Stratum: XII
Description: 3D interactive model of Djehutihotep statue from Egypt. Statue originally made in Egypt for Djehutihotep of the 12th dynasty, ca. 1900 BCE. Courtesy of The Oriental Institute, The University of Chicago.
Category: 3D Models, Archaeological Site, Statues
Period: Middle Bronze Age II – (latest) Late Bronze Age I
Date: ca. 1900 – 1400 BCE
Courtesy of: Jezreel Valley Regional Project
Credit: Matthew J. Adams, created by Adam B. Prins, March 2018

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3D Model of a Statue of Victoria – Legio, Israel (pid000627)

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Legio, Israel: 3D Model of a Statue of Victoria

Country: Israel
Location: Legio
Description:
3D interactive model of a fragmentary statue of Victoria (Nike) from Legio.
Category: 3D Models, Statues, Figurines
Period: Roman
Date: 2nd c CE — 3rd c CE
Courtesy of: Jezreel Valley Regional Project
Credit: From Matthew J. Adams, October 2020

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3D Model of Lion Statue – Legio, Israel (pid000618)

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Legio, Israel: 3D Model of Lion Statue

Country: Israel
Location: Legio
Description:
3D interactive model of a lion statue from the camp of the VI Roman Legion at Legio.
Category: 3D Models, Statues
Period: Roman
Date: 2nd c CE — 3rd c CE
Current Location: Rockefeller Archaeological Museum in Jerusalem, Israel
Courtesy of: Jezreel Valley Regional Project
Credit: From Matthew J. Adams, Made by Adam B. Prins, May 2018

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Phoenician-type Figurine – Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel (pid000582)

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Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel: Phoenician-type Figurine

Country:  Israel
Location: Tel Miqne-Ekron
Area: Field IV Upper, Sanctuary of Temple Complex 650
Stratum:
IB
Material:
Ceramic
Description:
Phoenician-type figurine found in the pillared sanctuary of Temple Complex 650, Stratum IB, 7th c.
Category:
Statue
Type: Figurines
Period:
Iron Age II
Date: 7th c BCE
Current Location: W.F. Albright Institute , Jerusalem
Credit:
From Sy Gitin, photo taken by Ilan Stulman, September 1996

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Bronze Statuette of Prometheus – Sepphoris, Israel (pid000515)

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Sepphoris, Israel: Bronze Statuette of Prometheus

Country: Israel
Location: Sepphoris
Area:
84.1 of the Western Summit (National Park)
Material:
Bronze
Description:
Prometheus bronze statuette (Height = 7.7 cm), rarely depicted in Bronze. Found in Late Roman fill, but probably dates to Early Roman period
Category: Statuette
Period:
Early Roman
Date: 47 BCE – 132/5 CE
Current Location: Photo in Duke archives and final publication (PSUP/Eisenbrauns, 2018)
Credit: Carol and Eric Meyers, 1980s

This photo can be used only for teaching and lecturing. Any use by others for publication (scholarly or commercial) requires written permission from Carol or Eric Meyers.

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