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Painting of Hagia Sophia
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Painting of Hagia Sophia

An artist's depiction of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople, as it may have appeared in 537 CE. From the game Old World.
Artist's Depiction of an Excavation in Egypt
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Artist's Depiction of an Excavation in Egypt

Artist's depiction of an ancient pillar being excavated in Egypt. From the game Old World.
Roman Soldiers Explore a Tropical Forest
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Roman Soldiers Explore a Tropical Forest

An artist's depiction of Roman soldiers exploring a tropical forest or jungle. From the game Old World.
Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Roman
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Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Roman

An artist's depiction of a bedridden man in the ancient Mediterranean. From the game Old World.
Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Greek Prince
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Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Greek Prince

An artist's depiction of a bedridden young prince in the ancient Mediterranean, likely Greece or Macedon. From the game Old World.
Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Woman
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Artist's Depiction of an Ailing Woman

An artist's depiction of an ailing queen in the ancient Mediterranean, likely Greece or Macedon. From the game Old World.
Hanging Gardens (Artist's Impression)
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Hanging Gardens (Artist's Impression)

An artist's depiction of enormous hanging gardens in a Mesopotamian inspired city. From the game Old World.
Ishtar Gate (Artist's Impression)
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Ishtar Gate (Artist's Impression)

An artist's depiction of Ishtar Gate as it may have appeared around the time it was constructed in Babylon c. 575 BCE. From the game Old World.
Komast Dancers on an Attic Black-figure Cup
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Komast Dancers on an Attic Black-figure Cup

Attic black-figure cup from c. 580-560 BCE, attributed to the Painter of Copenhagen 103, in J. Paul Getty Museum 79.AE.128. Komos-dancing was a common behaviour after a symposium. The now properly drunk guests would rush out in a crazy dance...
Acrobat-dancer on a Hydria
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Acrobat-dancer on a Hydria

A red-figure hydria (water-jar) made and found in Campania, Italy, from c. 325-350 BCE, attributed to The Foundling Painter. A dancing girl (orchestris) stands on her hands in an acrobatic act, which can be a somersault or a walk on hands...
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