saamiblog: Ancient Taxila Coin 200-100 BCE. Taxila is at present an area of Pakistan. British Museum.
saamiblog: Read the text. A symbol of the eight fold path "Arya Magga" (the noble path of the dhamma) in early Buddhism. An intricate representation of the Dharmachakra, or Buddhist eight spoked Wheel. Dhamma or Dharma
saamiblog: Tumulus, Stupa, Wheel, Tree (Saraka Indica Linn, Bodhi tree), Lotus, Bull horns, Triratna, Elephant, Bull, Horse and lion. Page 57 from Book: "The beginnings of Buddhist art and other essays in Indian and Central-Asian archaeology" by A. Foucher (1917)
saamiblog: Page 56 The beginnings of Buddhist art and other essays in Indian and Central-Asian archaeology 1917 A. Foucher
saamiblog: Taxila coin. 2nd century BCE. Compare with Mitchiner# 4393-94. British Museum.
saamiblog: A Bodhisatta / Bodhisattva of Gandhara with horned deer hat. Indo-Greek i.e. Indo-Hellenistic Buddhism of India and present day Pakistan. Hat with horn of barking deer. Exhibited at Salem District Museum, Tamil Nadu, India.
saamiblog: Afghanistan femminile, dal sito di hadda monastero di tapa-i-kafariha, III-IV sec. Bagh-Gai, Art of Gandhara in the Musée Guimet.
saamiblog: Footprint of the Buddha. 1st century Gandhara.
saamiblog: Centaur Winged figure with turban Buddhism or Saivism - Angel - A Suparna (evt. a Garuda) from Mathura Exhibited at Lucknow museum India c. 273 BC-232 BC
saamiblog: Guardian Elephanta cave. adjacent to the great cave. Mumbai, India. Photo by Elroy Serrao, 2008
saamiblog: Wooden horned figure is seating a throne, sculpture of the Kafirs Bashgali. Pinewood, found in the Kalash Valley (Pakistan). Trefigur i Kalash med horns som sitter på en trone.
saamiblog: Delphic tripod. Paestan red-figured bell-krater, ca. 330 BC. Painter Python.
saamiblog: Sun-wheel Mosaique Mosaic in Ancient Lappa Λάππα Argiroupoli Crete Kreta Greece
saamiblog: Sun-wheel & Sun-cross. Ancient Doric place at Crete in Greece. Resembling a Yoni. Photo by Lessi2306
saamiblog: God Hermes. Hellenic Greek tomb door. Exhibited at Leeds City Museum, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK.
saamiblog: Indo-Greek (Archaic). Athens. Hellenistic. Hellas. Detail of the first known depiction of the Archaic Greek God Hermes. Detalj av den første avbildningen av guden Hermes. The God Hermes: D'Ermes - d'hermès - Guden Hermes
saamiblog: The first known depiction of the archaic Hellenistic God Hermes. Athens. Den første kjente avbildningen av den arkaisk greske guden Hermes. The God Hermes - D'Ermes - d'hermès - Guden Hermes
saamiblog: God with horns. Hellenistic Minoan. Gehörnter Gott, Enkomi, Cyprus. 12 Century BCE. Minoisk greske fra Kypros
saamiblog: Lamp Lampe Keramikos Museum, Athens -Hellenistic oil lamp -
saamiblog: Spenne Fibula Archaic Roman Empire Provincial Art. 4 - 5 Century .
saamiblog: Spenne Fibula Archaic Roman Empire provincial art. 4-5th Century.
saamiblog: Spenne Fibula Roman Empire provincial art. 4-5 century. Arhaic Arkaisk
saamiblog: Silver didrachm of Knossos in Crete, ca. 425–ca. 360 BC obverse Minotaur running right. Minoisk gresk Minotaur fra Kreta
saamiblog: Olympia Archaic Greek (photo from 1877) Hermes God. Den arkaiske guden Hermes i et tempel, Olympia, Hellas
saamiblog: Lapith and Centaur Curtius Olympia Hera tempel in Olympia 1877 Figuren aus dem Westgiebel. Kentaur Centaur
saamiblog: Detail of painting from Minoan Crete in Greece. Hellenistic Bronze Age triad on a Sarcophage
saamiblog: Double Ax Archaeological Museum in Herakleion. Golden minoan labrys at Crete. Krete. Kriti in Ancient Greece. Dobbel øks fra antikkens Hellas
saamiblog: Thetis gives her son Achilles his weapons newly forged by Hephaestus, detail of an Attic black-figure hydria, ca. 575 BC–550 BC. Legg merke til ringen som Thetis og Achilles holder i
saamiblog: Ring for protection. Crátera ática de figuras rojas. Sala II. Pintor del Tirso Negro. Gresk-romersk kvinne gjør slik som samene gjorde, å se gjennom en ring for å oppnå en beskyttelse
saamiblog: Apollo w. kithara is holding a phiale (flat cup) for Nike (Victory) to pour a libation. Between them is a omphalos (i.e. Marble). Roman copy of the late 1st century CE. Pagan i.e. Pre-Christian neo-Attic Hellenistic era