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Vienna c. 28,000-21,000BCE Limestone
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Apollo 11 Stones - Namibia c.25,500-25,300BCE Charcoal On stone
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Near East
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Iran c.4,200-3,500BCE Painted Terra Cotta
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Anthropomorphic Stele - Arabian Peninsula c. 4000 BCE, Sandstone
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Uruk, Iraq, c.3,500-3000BCE, Mud Brick
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Egypt, c.3000-2920BCE, Greywacke
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Ur, Iraq, c.2,600-2,400BCE, Wood inlaid with shell, lapis lazuli, and red limestone
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Egypt, c.2650-2500BCE, Painted Limestone
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Giza, Egypt, c.2550-2490BCE, Cut Limestone
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Stonehenge, Wiltshire, UK c.2500-1600BCE: Sandstone
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Babylon, Iran, c.1,792-1,750BCE, Basalt
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Papua New Guinea c. 1,500 BCE Greywacke
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Luxor, Egypt, c.1473-1458BCE, Sandstone
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Akhenaton - Amarna, Egypt, c.1353-1335BCE, limestone
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Tlatilco female figurine - Mexico c.1,200-900BCE, Ceramic
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Dur Sharrukin, Iraq, c. 720-705BCE, Alabaster
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Greece, Archaic through Hellenistic, c.600BCE-150CE,
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Archaic Greek, c.530BCE, Marble with painted details
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Archaic Greek, c.530BCE, Marble with paint remnants
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Persepolis, Iran, c.520-465BCE, Limestone
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Roman Marble copy of Greek Bronze original, c. 450-440 BCE
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Acropolis Complex attributed to Iktinos and Kallikrates - Athens, Greece, c.447-410BCE
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Hellenistic Greek, c.100BCE, Bronze
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Pompeii, Italy, Republican Roman, c.100BCE, Mosaic
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Augustus of Prima Porta - Imperial Roman, c. 50 CE, Marble
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Rome, Italy, Imperial Roman, c.70-80CE, Stone and Concrete
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Imperial Roman, 118-125CE, Concrete with Stone Facing
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476 CE