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Ancient Roman sarcophagus depicting the myth of Diana and Endymion, 3rd Century CE.
Galleria Doria Pamphilj, Rome
Feb. 2024
*Text corrected. This one is officially known as "Diana and Endymion". Diana is being depicted as Luna (Greek Selene), one of her forms.
The Met in NYC has a similar (but much smaller) version that is "Selene and Endymion." Got them mixed up.
BTW Greek/Roman mythology is confusing.
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One of the 2,500-year-old coffins discovered in a burial shaft in the desert near the Saqqara necropolis in Egypt Credit: Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities/handout via Reuters
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Ancient Roman sarcophagus with a Dionysiac scenes. 160-180 CE. Found in Rome on the via Aurelia Antica.
Terme di Diocleziano
Rome, Italy
Feb. 2024
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Painted inner coffin containing a mummy of an Ancient Egyptian woman who died at 25.
Late 21st-22nd Dynasty (959-924 BCE)
Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy
March 2024
Ancient Roman sarcophagus from the 3rd century CE. Since it's in the crypt of a cathedral, I'm guessing it was reused in the Medieval period.
Cathedral of Palermo, Sicily
Dec. 2019
Coffin of the Priestess Iset-en-kheb
Egyptian, 7th-6th century BCE
Liebieghaus, Frankfurt, Germany
