Archaeology Stickers

This design is derived from a 5th c BCE attic red figure kylix attributed to the painter Douris. It depicts Athena with her owl as Jason is vomited up by the dragon which guards the golden fleece. A Masterpiece of ancient Greek Vase painting, this work is currently in the Vatican Museums. If you're looking for a figure of it, there's a decent line drawing of this vase in the antique book "The Open court" (1887)

This design was derived from an antique print in Charles Mills Gayley, "The Classic Myths in English Literature and in Art," 1893

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Beautifully illustrated, flying pterodactyls. Makes a great gift for anyone who loves dinosaurs.

Chicago's editions of the Sanborn Fire Insurance maps were spread out across dozens of volumes, each containing hundreds of map sheets - sadly, several volumes are "lost", though many are available online through the Library of Congress, Chicago Public Library, and many universities. All of these maps were hand-drawn. They are an essential historical resource showing the location and construction of every dwelling, business, outbuilding, and city facility in existence at the time the maps were researched and drawn - you might be surprised at what used to be located where your dwelling is!

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Original raider of Atlantis since 1939.

Fossilized Triceratops skull.

Though racism was as prevalent in Imperial Roman society as it is today (which is to say terribly so), the Empire was in theory built upon the precept of diversity with a caveat: all were equal, so long as it was under the banner of the Pax Romana. There were Libyan emperors with Syrian wives and Ethiopian army officers, some serving in places as distant from their Sub-Saharan homelands as north of Hadrian's Wall in Britannia. The written, archaeological and genetic evidence is extensive as to the broad multi-culturalism that was the Roman Empire.

Funny dachshund is an archaeologist

Archaeology Design that reads: "If At First You Don't Succeed Dig Another Test Pit". That's just right for an Archaeologist or Field Technician who conducts archaeological survey for a living.

A cute parasaurolophus friend

Ancient chalk cut hill figure found in the UK.

The Egyptian god Khnum in the form of a winged scarab with the solar disk, derived from the publication Pantheon Egyptien (1823-1825) by Leon Jean Joseph Dubois

The World’s First Temple, GobekliTepe (Turkey) … a prehistoric site, is 12,000 years old...

This is a stylized version of the cup and channel glyphs found in southern Utah.

Stonehenge design for all who love Ancient British, European, and English history, Archaeology, ancient prehistoric paganism, or modern pagan traditions. Celebrate the movements of the Sun and the stars at the midsummer solstice at Stonehenge, England.

This mosaic design of this now famous Pompeii Dog is derived from an antique print in History of Rome and of the Roman people, from its origin to the Invasion of the Barbarians; (1883)

Detectorists Ring Pulls Through The Ages Vintage Alter Edition

Original raider of the sankara stones since 1935.

Stonehenge design for all who love Ancient British, European, and English history, Archaeology, ancient prehistoric paganism, or modern pagan traditions. Celebrate the movements of the Sun and the stars at the midsummer solstice at Stonehenge, England.

Image of Socrates consulting the Oracle of Delphi, derived from the children's book "Men of old Greece" (1906)

The Athenian silver tetradrachm was one of the most instantly recognizable coins in the ancient Mediterranean world. The olive and owl are symbolic of Athena, the patron goddess of the city-state of Athens. The crescent moon we think was added at a later date to commemorate the Battle of Salamis.

Sutton Who?

derived from "The Literature of All Nations and all Ages; History, Character, and Incident" (1900)

Cover of Tomb of the Diver, Paestum (Italy)

Rapa Nui and the mystery of Easter Island and the Moai stone statues. Rongorongo script remains undeciphered.

This is the voice of the Mystorians! A tee-shirt paying homage to the weird history podcast of the same name, the imagery combines all the favourite themes of the Mystorians themselves: the as-yet undeciphered Rongorongo script of Rapa Nui (famous for it's equally mysterious Moai heads), the jade mask of the Olmec culture (the first Mezoamerican civilisation, who were as mysterious to the Aztecs and Maya as they are to us today), and a freaky carnivorous plant (based off a Venus Flytrap, but made a little more... man eating...). All represent the crossover between history and mystery and that is the zone where the Mystorians thrive.

Interior view from the house of Ariadne in Pompeii, Italy, 19th century watercolor by Giacinto Gigante

Unique edition design featuring a set of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.

The "Dappled Horses" of Pech Merle: 25,000 year old cave art from Ice Age France. Find the perfect gift for aspiring archeologists, animal lovers and natural history enthusiasts.

The right way to get Zeus' favor.

This design incorporates different lines of evidence for the evolution of human culture.

GobekliTepe in Sanliurfa, Turkey. The Ancient Site of Gobekli Tepe is The Oldest Temple of the World. UNESCO World Heritage site.

Down by the beach..

Digital image elaboration by Bulgan Lumini based on Etruscan fresco Tarquinia Italy . Portrait of an Etruscan noble woman called Velia, ,Tomb of the ogre .4.3 rd century BC .