Ancient Parthian coins have a captivating history that spans over 400 years of one of most powerful empires, in history. We can track the development of these Iranian coins from their initial Greek influences to their distinct Parthian design.
An ancient pilgrim bottle could be the deciding factor, for explorers navigating deserts and perilous landscapes survival wise.
The artwork “The Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes”, by Tintoretto showcases talent that goes beyond its religious context. Upon inspection of this masterpiece it is evident how it not depicts a biblical event but also reflects the lively societal atmosphere of Venice in the 16th century.
Ancient civilizations thought that crowns held meaning beyond the realm of the living—they were seen as symbols of status and spiritual significance that extended into the afterlife as well. Burial crowns discovered in tombs offer insights, into how our predecessors perceived life after death and reveal intriguing narratives from different cultural backgrounds.
The history of the curule chair can be traced back, to Rome in the 6th century B.C., when it was known as the sella curulis. A seat that symbolized authority and power, among magistrates after the Romans adopted it from the Etruscans.
The Blue Penny is considered one of the most valuable stamps globally and has been sold for millions of dollars, in recent transactions. An intriguing piece cherished by philately aficionados not just for its high value but also for the captivating tale it carries in the realm of postal history.
Authentic pieces of Majolica pottery can command prices at auctions, with some fetching thousands of dollars; however experts believe that 40% of the pieces available, in the current market are actually reproductions.
In 1880 is when the incredible journey of this masterpiece started for August Rodin when he undertook a commission that lasted 40 years of his life’s work and dedication to artistry.
The ancient tombs of Egypt have unveiled a multitude of treasures over time; however few objects showcase the grandeur of
The fauteuil armchair is considered a symbol of furniture artistry and has been a fixture, in Versailles since the 1600s.
