History Of Ancient Populations Collection (#9)
"The Ancient Populations: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time and explore the rich history of ancient populations through captivating artifacts and artworks
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"The Ancient Populations: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time and explore the rich history of ancient populations through captivating artifacts and artworks. Marvel at the intricate details of a marble statue depicting a prisoner named Dace, dressed in his national costume with a long tunic, tight sleeves, closed shoes, and a Phrygian cap. This masterpiece from Trajan's Forum now resides in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Rome as you observe the relief on the northern face of the Arch of Constantine. The central frieze showcases Emperor Constantine "speaking" from the Rostrum of Roman Forum to an eager crowd. Above him are Hadrian discs while inside keys two divinities are depicted, offering us glimpses into their religious beliefs. Witness funeral scenes come to life on a front sarcophagus panel adorned with a ram and memorial stone inscribed with heartfelt words. This poignant work can be found at L'Aquila's National Museum of Abruzzo. Transport yourself to ancient times by admiring "The Great Cameo of France, " displayed during Rome's Augustan Exhibition before finding its home at Paris' Cabinet des medaillers. This exquisite piece depicts Germanicus departing for the Orient, showcasing both artistic skill and historical significance. Delve into Assyrian culture through an impressive relief from Sargon II's palace in Khorsabad (Dur arrukin). Witness two Assyrian soldiers carrying war booty on this artifact housed within Paris' Louvre Museum. Experience another Aurelian masterpiece located within Rome's Arch of Constantine - Emperor Marcus Aurelius seated on his "sella curulis" wearing a toga while displaying acts of generosity or "liberalitas. " Discover fascinating tales such as Augustus encountering Tiburtine Sybil or witness Moses breaking tables engraved upon Raphael's drawing held at Florence's Gabinetto dei Disegni e delle Stampe, Uffizi Gallery.