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Figurine thought to represent a sleeping mother goddess or possibly a representation of Death
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Bowl (Tas) with Attached Handles, Decorated with Horsemen and Solar Motif, 14th century
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Solar Variable Message Temporary Road Sign 2016. Creator: Unknown
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Eclipses de Soleil et de Lune (no. 5), pub. 1839. Creator: Auguste-Henri Dufour (1795-1865)
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Dolores Ibarruri Gomez The Passiflora (1895-1989) and Santiago Carrillo Solares (1915 -)
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Solar theory, engraving from Astronomicon, published in Venice in 1485
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Winged scarab pectoral from the tomb of General Wen-Djeba-En-Djed, senior official of Psusennes I
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Winged scarab pectoral from the tomb of General Wen-Djeba-En-Djed, senior official of Psusennes I
Winged scarab pectoral from the tomb of General Wen-Djeba-En-Djed, senior official of Psusennes I. The scarab elevates his name, inscribed on a gold plaque, to the winged sun disc. The scarab, symbol of the rising sun, is flanked by kneeling images of the goddesses Isis and Nephthys. Country of Origin: Egypt. Culture: Ancient Egyptian. Date/Period: 21st Dynasty, 1039 - 991 BC. Place of Origin: Tanis. Material Size: Gold, lapis lazuli, faience, feldspar, w = 9.8 cms. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Location: 42A
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A fine example of sculpture in Egyptian blue, a material closely allied to glass
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Used for rituals probably related to astronomy the Nazca geoglyphs, covering an area
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One of the many symbols and themes that constantly recur in Swedish rock-carvings
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Detail of a batik kain with a design of medallions of birds wings alternating with ships wheels
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Seal depicting the moon god Sin standing on a crescent and receiving a prayer by
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Illustration from a copy of The Book of Fixed Stars, written originally by the
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Amarna relief depicting a member of the royal family receiving the beneficent rays of Aten
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Used for rituals probably related to astronomy the Nazca geoglyphs, covering an area
Used for rituals probably related to astronomy the Nazca geoglyphs, covering an area of around 400 square miles, are visible only from the air. There are numerous designs of animals, objects, anthropomorphic figures of colossal proportions, flowers and plants and geometric patterns and lines. The spider. Country of Origin: Peru. Culture: Nazca. Date/Period: 200 BC - 600 AD. Place of Origin: Pampa Colorada, between Nazca and Pampa towns. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ N.J. Saunders . Location: 15A
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Relief depicting Akhenaten as a sphinx offering to the sun god Aten
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Portrait head of Alexander the Great depicted as the sun god
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According to Mexican tradition Quetzalcoatl, as the great priest-king of the Toltecs
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A shamans storage chest carved with a face representing the moon
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A sun mask with an eagle face in the centre which was used in the Dluwulaxa Society dances
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A northern Kwakiutl mask similar to others which represent the sun
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Folio from an C18th astronomical manuscript illustrating the relative positions of the sun
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Weaving on the horizontal double heddle loom typical of West Africa
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A shamans storage chest carved with a face representing the moon
A shaman's storage chest carved with a face representing the moon. This chest was filled with the shaman's powerful paraphernalia which included carved human figures, effigies and magical substances, an apron, rattles and bear claw crowns. Country of Origin: Northwest Coast of America. Culture: Tsimshian. Date/Period: Collected 1913. Place of Origin: Nass River. Credit Line: Werner Forman Archive/ Provincial Museum, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Museum no. 1564. Location: 23
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Cave paintings depicting the myths of the Dogon people including the creation myth
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Gelede masks are danced by a village association of Yoruba men in an attempt to placate
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A pendant in the form of a seated goddess, probably representing the Sun Goddess of Arinna
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A war-medicine shield depicting the Moon which appeared to the owner in a dream
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