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Piraeus locals stumble upon a partially intact stele, its shaft bearing a magnificent relief loutrophoros in exquisite detail. On the belly of this majestic vase, a captivating scene unfolds: a nude youth enthusiastically practices his ball skills...

STEELE India, 18th century The sandstone stele, renowned as a Sati (or Suttee) stone, commemorates Indian widows scattered throughout India. Acquired by Charles Stuart in Bhilsa and later housed in the India Museum, it eventually found its way to the...

... twin sala trees. This enigmatic pose is reserved for Shakyamuni's first meditation or Maitreya's profound introspection. The joint appearance of Shakyamuni and Maitreya on two sides of this stele was a recurring motif of the Northern Qi period.”

Stele featuring Buddha Dipankara (Randeng) Period: Northern Wei dynasty (386-534) Date: Dated 489-95 Culture: Chinese Medium: Sandstone with remnants of pigment Dimensions: Height 127 inches, width 75 inches, depth 28 inches; overall height including...

... The inscription on the top right corner of the stele is written in Venetic language using Latin characters: the woman's name, Ostiala, follows a local tradition and takes the position of a Latin noble first name, Gallenia. M'. GALLENI. M'F.

Mournful Monument with Lamentable Departure from the late 5th century BC

A vibrant memorial slab unearthed from an enigmatic burial site showcases an intricately crafted image of a mysterious figure, likely a departed soul, in all its ornate glory.

This vibrant funerary monument originates from a mysterious tomb and features a stunning relief sculpture of an unidentified naked male form.

The fragmented message leaves no doubt that the seated female figure is the offspring of a prominent individual from the community of Sounion, nestled within the region of Attica. ...The standing woman, meanwhile, bears the distinct name of Philte.

... known as Emathia or Thrace. This object is part of "Scan The World". Scan the World is an initiative launched by MyMiniFactory, creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures and artworks from around the world for public access.

... on the island of Anaphe. ...It originates from a massive tombstone, with only a canine relic remaining intact. ...A substantial portion of the stone likely featured an image of a male figure, but only a section of his right leg has been preserved.

... to Zeus Dorios in the name of the villagers during the tenure of hieromnamon Zeus Serapis". ...Such stone slabs were frequently commissioned by affluent families with the aim of securing a favorable response from the god to whom the slab was dedicated.

... now-dismantled pedimental crown's lintel still shows faint remnants of a once-vibrant inscription. Dating back to one of the earliest Classical-era Attic grave stelai, this masterpiece draws unmistakable inspiration from the iconic Parthenon frieze.

This figure probably hailed from Sparta's Lakonia region. A gladiator sports a unique helmet used in games (galea) and grasps his distinctive sword (gladius). Palm branches and four wreaths displayed imply a total of five triumphs. ...The deceased,...

... Labio, Murcius, and Suavis, who sailed the seas aboard the sturdy vessel Diana. ...The sailors proudly dedicated this tribute to their fellow traveler Ulcia Glaphyra from Ravenna's coastal region, featuring her likeness in a beautifully crafted niche.

...The right arm emerges from beneath the veil, bent at the elbow as she cradles a mysterious object in her left hand. Several perforations on her head suggest that a metallic wreath was once attached to her hair. ...This monument was unearthed in Pera.

If the exact origin of this relief remains uncertain, it could very well have originated from Athens. It depicts a young woman, clad in a sleeved chiton that leaves her right shoulder exposed, standing frontally with her legs crossed. With her bent...

... and within the recessed area. The practice of depicting seated figures originates from ancient Attica, but the distinctive frontal presentation is a hallmark unique to Cypriot artistry. ...This intriguing relic was unearthed in the city of Amathus.

This period segues into the "Hittite Empire period" proper, which dates from the reign of Tudhaliya I, circa 1430 BC. Early Hittite rulers are credited with pioneering the practice of conducting treaties and alliances with neighboring states; thus,...

The Eastern Wei dynasty (534–550) Buddha sculpture, made from limestone with pigment traces, dates back to the mid-6th century. Measuring 80 cm in height, 26.7 cm in width, and 19.7 cm in depth, its base has a diameter of 29.2 cm. This Chinese...

Through this endeavor, we are creating a digital repository of fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the world, available for free to everyone. "Scan The World" is an open-source community project. ...If you have interesting...

This is a grave stele dating from the 19th Dynasty (1295-1186 BC), dedicated to a Pa-Ger-Ger. The limestone stele is styled into the shape of a miniature naiskos with a standing man. A naiskos is a small temple in classical order with columns or...

Lithograph of the Stele of Revelation - Stele of Anj ef Jonsu

A partially intact stone slab showcases a seated female figure, her loyal servant cradling an ornate container filled with precious fragrances or oils, while a young child stands nearby.

Located in the bustling port city of Piraeus, the memorial takes the shape of a solemn shrine. Preserved on the left is the fragmented yet unmistakable head of a seated woman who likely cradled a chest in her lap. Before her and gazing intently are...

Seated northeast of Athens in Psychiko, a grief-stricken mother sits on a stool, her eyes fixed sorrowfully on her infant. The baby, held by another woman standing nearby, stretches out its arms towards its mother with an anguished cry. Phylonoe, the...

This is a grand funerary monument of C. ...Cassius Optatus, featuring his portrait; found in Verona.

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Discovered at Thespiai in Boeotia lies a stunning female form. A youthful poetess, likely hunched over scrolls-books on a nearby box, sits elegantly on a stool with her left arm draped casually across a cushion. Adorned with a sparkling bracelet, her...

Located southeast of Athens in the ancient deme of Halimous, a sculpted figure comes into view. A robust, bearded man stands tall, his arms raised in anticipation as he prepares to face an opponent. ...Inscribed on the base of this monument is the name...