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29 mm rocket with a converter of 100 mm (motor part) to 50 mm (upper part).

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... the third century AD. ...The herm showcases Socrates, a renowned Greek philosopher, on one side, while Seneca the Younger, a prominent Roman Stoic, takes center stage on the other. ...This double herm was crafted to replicate the iconic original piece.

As the patron deity of travelers, Hermes' influence extended far and wide, leading to the erection of numerous herms along roads and at busy crossroads. ...The phallus skillfully carved onto the front face of the pillar serves as a powerful symbol of...

Hermes are named as such because the head of the Greek god Hermes was frequently used, or derived from the Greek word for "blocks of stone," which initially had no connection to Hermes whatsoever. This style of sculpture originated in ancient...

Herms are named after Hermes, whose head was commonly used in Greek sculptures. However, some believe they're actually derived from the Greek word for "blocks of stone," which had no connection to Hermes whatsoever. This style of sculpture...

A replacement grommet specifically designed for the Hermès Rocket upper body shell, featuring a slotted design to accommodate the original nut. If you're missing the original nut, look for an M4 Nut alternative that's compatible with this grommet.

Human Handle: a precision knob engineered for either left or right platen installation. V4 now boasts enhanced clearance, ensuring a secure slip fit on ferrules with diameters up to 11.18 inches at the knurl. Printing outcomes may differ based on...

The Cosa Excavations 2014 Unveil Ancient Secrets Fragments of a Mysterious Table Leg Revealed Three fragments of an ancient Herm table leg, once thought to be lost forever, are now being reassembled through cutting-edge digital technology.

This herm belongs to a unique category where the upper part of the pillar has been replaced by a rounded figure carved into the stone itself. In this particular instance, the youth is depicted from the knees up, clad in a chiton and a chlamys. ...The...

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... pilaster with a portrait bust at its top. Herm sculptures originated in ancient Greece to represent Hermes, the messenger god of the gods. ...The Roman copy was made in the 1st century AD and is based on an original work from the mid-2nd century BC.

This unfinished marble portrait herm likely features a Kosmetes, whose original genitalia remain untouched. In ancient Athens, Kosmetes were esteemed officials tasked with overseeing the rigorous training programs for young ephebes following...

Double Herm: "Pseudo-Seneca" (Hesiod?). Roman copy of a 2nd cent. B.C. from a Greek original, marble. The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen, Denmark boasts this magnificent piece. It was created using Memento Beta software, now rebranded as ReMake...

The features of this face evoke echoes of Zeus's and Hermes' iconic imagery, yet the distinctive coiffure unmistakably identifies it as a likeness of Dionysus. ...A wreath of foliage crowns the head, adorned with a delicate fillet that adds to its...

... beauty on one profile and distinguished maturity on the other, complete with a robust beard. ...This unique herm, unfortunately lacking its supporting column, was crafted for purely ornamental purposes in ancient Rome during the mid-2nd Century AD.

The double-headed Herm stands proudly within the Golicisky Garden at Peterhof, embodying a distinctly modern take on the ancient Greek motif of Dionysus and Ariadne from Pompeii. ...This figurative sculpture, however, remains in an unfinished state,...

A figure depicts a herm, a sculpture with a head and torso above a plain lower section adorned with male genitals at an appropriate height. This form originated in Ancient Greece before being adopted by the Romans. A notable example showcases...

This head was part of an ancient Greek sculpture, specifically a herm that once stood as part of a pair on either side of a public entrance. The portrait carved into this marble is unmistakably Herodotus, the renowned historian from Halicarnassus who...

The original inspiration for this sculpture appears to be a herm depicted on an Athenian coin from the Imperial era, showcasing a sacred sanctuary within the city's walls. ...This ancient relic dates back to a time period spanning between the late 2nd...

... of this mighty divinity. It appears that the revered image of Zeus Amun was consistently represented in the guise of a herm, with an exemplary prototype from Herculaneum serving as a testament to the original created in the mid-fifth century BC.

The origins of this statue remain shrouded in mystery, its composition built from three meticulously reassembled fragments that once made up the upper portion of a stele, with Hermes proudly taking center stage as its centerpiece. The god's majestic...

Artist Creates Unknown Masterpiece from Plaster; Instituted at Vienna's Classical Archaeology Institute in 2016 by Creaform Go!SCAN 3D Scanner.

Humans are able to quickly scan tests.

Human brains scan inside the cranium thoroughly.

This magnificent object is part of "Scan The World", a groundbreaking non-profit initiative launched by MyMiniFactory to create a comprehensive digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the globe, freely...

... god of wine and theatre, sporting a full beard on one side while remaining smooth-shaven on the other. ...The striking contrast in portraits stems from the deliberate replacement of one of Hermes' bearded visages with a youthful, beardless counterpart.

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The Herm of Kosmetes Sosistratos stands 1.93 meters tall and was discovered in Athens near Aghios Demetrios Katephores, likely once a prominent fixture at the ancient Diogeneion Gymnasium.