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Ancient Artifacts

The <n>Giza pyramid complex</n> in Egypt, circa 1865.

A cat at the <n>Philae temple</n> in Aswan, Egypt.

Entrance to the <n>Tomb of Queen Nefertari</n> in Luxor, Egypt. Photo by <n>Andrey Plaksin</n>.

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The <n>Pyramids of Giza</n> in Egypt, photographed by <n>Karim Amr</n>.

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Restored mud-brick houses in <n>AlUla Old Town</n>. Photo by <n>Studio Kunal Bhatia</n>.

An <n>Aztec Calendar Stone replica</n> being carved for the <n>1964 New York World's Fair</n>.

Archaeologist <n>Matthew Stirling</n> with the <n>Olmec</n> colossal head, <n>La Venta Monument 1</n>, excavated in 1940.

The <n>Giza Pyramid Complex</n> in Egypt, photographed by <n>Sébastien Nagy</n>.

<n>Victor Place</n> and photographer <n>Gabriel Tranchand</n> with a <n>Lamassu</n> during excavations in <n>Khorsabad</n>, Iraq, 1852.

The <n>Choquequirao</n> archaeological site in Peru.

The 1899-1900 excavation of the <n>Temple at Nippur</n> by the <n>Penn Museum</n>.

The <n>Church of St. George</n>, a 12th-century monolithic church in Lalibela, Ethiopia. Photo by <n>George Steinmetz</n>.

The <n>Kailasa Temple</n> in Ellora, India, a monolithic structure carved from a single rock.

German artist <n>Alfred Bollacher</n> copies hieroglyphs at the <n>Medinet Habu temple</n> in Luxor, c. 1930. Photo by <n>Fox Photos</n>.

A garland on the royal insignia of <n>Tutankhamun</n>'s outermost coffin. Photo by <n>Harry Burton</n>, 1926.

<n>Palenque</n> photographed by <n>Otis Imboden</n> for the 1977 book 'Mysterious Maya'.

Photograph of the <n>Pyramids of Giza</n> by <n>Karim Amr</n>.

A view of <n>Machu Picchu</n> in Peru, from the 1972 book <n>Peoples of the earth; The Andes</n>.