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Zurich's Grossmunster and Fraumunster
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Zurich's Grossmunster and Fraumunster

This woodcut print showing the skyline of late medieval and early modern Zürich, Switzerland comes from Sebastian Münster's Latin edition of "Cosmographia," which was issued in c. 1552 CE. Münster was a famed German printmaker whose "Cosmographia"...
William of Jumièges
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William of Jumièges

William of Jumièges, who wrote his work the Gesta Normannorum Ducum (Deeds of the Norman Dukes) c. 1070 CE, is here seen handing over his completed work to William the Conqueror (r. 1066-1087 CE). Mainly writing on the Norman conquest of...
Alexander Ludwig as Bjorn Ironside
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Alexander Ludwig as Bjorn Ironside

Alexander Ludwig as Bjorn Ironside from the TV series Vikings. Photo © The HISTORY Channel
Kwenthryth & King Ecbert
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Kwenthryth & King Ecbert

Amy Bailey as Kwenthryth and Linus Roach as King Ecbert of Wessex in the TV series Vikings. Photo by HISTORY - © 2013 The HISTORY Channel
Amy Bailey as Kwenthryth
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Amy Bailey as Kwenthryth

Amy Bailey as Kwenthryth in the TV series Vikings. Photo by HISTORY - © 2013 The HISTORY Channel
Statue of the Hindu Godess Durga
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Statue of the Hindu Godess Durga

This statue depicts the Hindu goddess Durga fighting demons. It is made from stone and dates from the 11th century CE during the rule of the Hoyshala dynasty. It was likely made in the vicinity of Mysore, in Karnataka, India. (Museum Rietberg...
Paracas Ceremonial Vessel
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Paracas Ceremonial Vessel

This ceremonial vessel made of terracotta clay comes from what is present-day Peru and was made by the Paracas Culture between the 8th-3rd centuries CE. The Paracas Culture was the forerunner to the Nazca civilization.
Topara Ceremonial Vessel
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Topara Ceremonial Vessel

This ceremonial vessel made of terracotta clay was created by the Topará Culture, which occupied and coexisted with the Paracas Culture in Paracas Peninsula and in the nearby Ica Valley in what is present-day Peru. The exchange of artistic...
Tarascan Coyote Seat
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Tarascan Coyote Seat

This ceremonial seat in the form of a coyote comes from Mexico's Lake Pátzcuaro Basin in Michoacán. This seat was likely occupied by a person of importance, and it was made by artisans residing in the Tarascan State. (Museum Rietberg, Zürich...
Veracruz Hacha in the Form of a Snake
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Veracruz Hacha in the Form of a Snake

This hacha takes the form of a snake and is made of stone. Its creation is attributed to the Classic Veracruz Culture of Mexico, and it was made between 600-900 CE. (Museum Rietberg, Zürich).
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