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Funerary Vase (Krater), from the Dipylon Cemetery, Athens, 750-700BCE. Geometric. Monumental grave markers were introd… | Ancient greek art, Greek art, Ancient art
Hellenistic funerary markers, plain trapeze (stone tables) and kioniskos (small columns). Kerameikos. Athens. Greece Stock Photo - Alamy
Death and the Athenian Family: An Athenian Funerary Lekythos — Glencairn Museum
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Limestone funerary cippus (tomb marker) of Artemidoros | Roman, Cypriot | Imperial | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Hellenistic funerary markers known as kioniskos (small plain columns). Kerameikos. Athens. Greece Stock Photo - Alamy
Art inspired by Limestone funerary cippus (tomb marker) of Artemidoros, Imperial, 2nd–3rd century A.D., Roman, Cypriot, Limestone, H. 42 1/2 (108 cm); Diam. 14 1/2in. (36.8cm), Cesnola Inscriptions, Pillar-like tomb markers were
Limestone funerary cippus (tomb marker) | Roman, Cypriot | Imperial | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
