2200 bc posters & prints

Spherical Pyxis with Pedestal Foot of the Syros Type Anonymous

Bowl Anonymous

Spherical Pyxis and Lid Anonymous

Cup Anonymous

Spool Pyxis with Lid Anonymous

Female Figure of the Kilia Type Anonymous

The Great Serpent Mound, near Locust Grove, Ohio, 2nd century BC English School

View of the back wall, Tomb of the Baron, c.500 BC Etruscan

Horse and Carriage, Army, Qin Dynasty, 210 BC School Chinese

Terracotta Army, Qin Dynasty, 210 BC Chinese School

The Laughing Faun, 2nd century BC Anonymous

A round medallion plate describing Cybele, 2th century BC Anonymous master

Female Head, 2nd half of the 3rd millenium BC Unknown

Crown of gilded bronze, 2nd half 4th century BC Anonymous

Horse's head. China, 3rd century BC-3rd century AD Unknown

Phrygian type helmet, second half 4th century BC Anonymous

Phrygian type helmet, second half 4th century BC Anonymous

Hydria, 6th century BC Anonymous

Sub-geometric bichrome jug, 5th century BC Anonymous

Pelike with Poseidon on horseback, end of 5th century BC Anonymous

Terracotta Army, Qin Dynasty, 210 BC Chinese School

Pyxis (compass box), 3-2 century BC Ancient jewelry

Terracotta Army, Qin Dynasty, 210 BC Anonymous

Ordos style plaque, 3rd-2nd century BC School Chinese

Core stone, used for making tools, c.250000 BC Prehistoric Prehistoric

Fertility figure, c.3000 BC Chalcolithic Chalcolithic

Bronze Cuirass, in form of a male torso, end 4th century BC Anonymous

Tools from Campigny, 6000-2000 BC Prehistoric Prehistoric

Oval Bowl, 4th millenium BC Prehistoric Russian Culture

Necklace or bracelet, Seine-Oise-Marne Culture, 2800-2000 BC Neolithic Neolithic

Stylised head, from Predionica, Late Vinca Culture, c.4500-4000 BC Prehistoric Prehistoric

Roman Marble Head of a Goddess. Circa 2nd Century A.D. Anonymous

Hera Campana. Roman copy of an hellenistic original, 2th century BC Classical sculpture Art of Ancient Rome

Amphora, 4th millenium BC Prehistoric Russian Culture

Chupícuaro female figurine, 7th-2nd century BC Anonymous

The Mound of Hissarlik, the site of the ancient city of Troy, 3000-1100 BC Anonymous