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This is a funerary stela with an impressive triangular pediment and an emotional epigram written in three elegiac couplets, using the Ionic dialect, and inscribed across eleven rows. It showcases a truly exceptional example of a funerary epigram...

A monumental stone slab dedicated to Osiris is printed with the text facing upwards to ensure optimal visibility and a strong visual impact.

A commemorative slab bears the likeness of Caius Julius Verus, lying calmly, as the epitaph reveals: "Seventy years was the span of life that passed for Caius Julius Verus, sword craftsman."

This ancient funerary stone slab pays tribute to a man named Sarapion, crafted by skilled artisans in Lebanon amidst the grandeur of the Roman era.

Stele of Chairemon's Son and Isidora from Kom Abou Billou - ID no. ...MAK/AS/1558 - Archaeological Museum in Krakow - https://muzea.malopolska.pl/en/objects-list/585 - Digitalised by RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project

The ancient community honored Demo with a grand funerary stele, depicting her proudly holding a torch and an abundance of grain, revered symbols of the esteemed priestess of Demeter. ...Two devoted servants stand watchfully by her side.

During the IV Century BC, funerary steles began featuring multiple figures, often depicting family reunions. This particular monument showcasing four people serves as an excellent example of this type of representation. *exiosis (‘to give (someone)...

This mysterious funerary stele or tablet remains incomplete and anonymous: vital details are missing from the mother's and one child's heads, while above their heads a coronation scene - possibly a pediment - would have added an inscription to the...

This mysterious funerary stele lies incomplete and unidentified: crucial details and features are missing from the mother's and one child's heads, along with an inscription that would have crowned the top section, possibly a pediment. The deceased...

The ancient stele was discovered near the temple of Hephaestus in Athens' historic Agora. The original relief remains intact, showcasing a fragment of the initial line from the official decree. On one side, Amphiaraos is depicted alongside the honor...

A stele is a stone or wooden slab, generally taller than it is wide, erected as a monument in ancient Western culture for funerary or commemorative purposes. Stelae may also be used as slabs of stone to display government notices or territorial...

LOW POLY RETOPOLOGY WITH 6 LEVEL OF SUBDIVISION HIGH POLY WITH ORIGINAL HIGH POLY TEXTURES : AO, NM, DM, DIFFUSE, UV, VC, ROUGHNESS all in 8K Memorial Stele of a Young Woman Approximately 143 years after the Common Era Hauran Region (Southern Syria)...

This Pentelic Marble funerary stele of Phainippos was crafted approximately 350 BC and unearthed in Athens. The inscription engraved on the archway allows us to identify the figures. On the left, Phainippos, son of Polyxénos, grasps the hand of...

A magnificent palmette serves as the finial of the relief stele. This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative introduced by MyMiniFactory. Through this project, we are creating a digital archive of fully 3D printable sculptures,...

... mood, this relief radiates an intense yet controlled sense of family unity. Crafted by a master artist, this grave stele stands out as one of the most breathtaking examples that have survived from ancient times. ... From The Metropolitan Museum

Modeling an Okunev Stele (Siberia). Photographs by J. ...Magail

Votary Stele with Relief of Isis Goddess, a Roman masterpiece from the 2nd century AD.\r\nIsis was initially an obscure goddess without her own temples, but she quickly gained importance as ancient Egyptian dynasties progressed, becoming one of...

Muslim funerary steles often featured elaborate decoration to honor the dead. This monument is part of a digital archive called Scan The World, created by MyMiniFactory, where fully 3D printable sculptures, artworks, and landmarks from around the...

This unfinished Roman monument bears witness to the Roman occupation, left unadorned by an inscription. ...Its straightforward yet intricate imagery harmonizes perfectly with the austere tone of its time.

Makedon, also Macedon (Ancient Greek: Makedon), or Makednos (Makednon), was the legendary founder of the ancient Macedonians according to various ancient Greek narratives. In most accounts, he emerges as a leader from Epirus who gave his name to...

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...

The inscription on this stone slab reads: "This temple, whose cost was borne entirely by Lukios Molios Tertios himself, was consecrated to Zeus Dorios in the name of the villagers during the tenure of hieromnamon Zeus Serapis". ...Such stone slabs were...

The last monarch of the Old Kingdom, Telepinu, ruled until approximately 1500 BC. Telepinu's reign marked the end of the "Old Kingdom" and the beginning of a lengthy weak phase known as the "Middle Kingdom". The period spanning the 15th century BC...

The inscription proudly declares that the governor ruled for an impressive 13 years, a testament to his enduring leadership during which he commissioned the founding of the vibrant city of Gabarri-ibni. He also took bold action to restore the canals...

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...

This is a centuries-old memorial stone erected by seasoned mariners Titus Alfius 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...

Discovered in Athens. An anta at its right end signifies that this monument assumes the form of a naiskos. ...A youthful attendant draped in a barbarian sleeved chiton grasps a chest in her left hand, even as she extends her right hand offering a doll...

This is a grave marker honoring an unidentified woman. The deceased subject stands upright within an ornate frame, clad in a traditional Greek tunic and draped with a flowing veil. The right arm emerges from beneath the veil, bent at the elbow as she...

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,...