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Canopic jars - used by the Ancient Egyptians during the mummification process to store and preserve the viscera of their owner for the afterlife.
roman excavation
Ancient clay jug on white isolated
Painted Enamel Vessel, Ancient China Qianlong Reign Mark
Clay pot use for water storage isolated on a white background.
Ancient Amphora
vintage clay pot on white isolated background
Five ceramic jugs are on the wooden board. The jugs standing diagonally receive lateral light at the same time.
Wakefield, UK - March 4, 2014: Bottle of cachaca Nega Fulo Terracota 700ml (Limited Edition) isolated on a white background. Traditional Brazilian spirit also known as aguardente produced by Fazenda Soledade in Rio de Janeiro.
Coins in a jar on white background.
Handmade vintage ceramic tableware according to medieval technologies, isolated on a white background. Reconstruction of the events of the Middle Ages in Europe.
Carved egyptian stone sarcophagus.
Antique pot isolated on a white background
Coins spilling out of a blue canning jar on white background
Vintage ceramic kitchen jar isolated on white background
Indian Coins spilling out of a glass jar on white background
A Stamp printed in FUJEIRA shows Scenes from the fairy tale \
Coins in a jar on wooden table.
Hand made clay pot for water storage
Ancient China Cloisonne Enamel Handle Close-up
antique three color, gold and brown and silver clay pots and lids on white background, vintage, object, ancient, decor, old, copy space
Three southwestern terracotta water jugs.
Amphora, classical Roman amphora from north Africa, isolated on white background
Chinese traditional pickle pot
Antique Chemehuevi Indian olla basket on a white background.
Vietnamese traditional ceramic village handmade
Old archaeological artefact vase from archaelogical site
Ceramic Number 51 Street Address. Shot in Santa Fe, NM.
One old antique worn and dirty vase isolated on white background
Flower Vase
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