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ancient Mesopotamia region had
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figures carved in the
round are also
known as
hardstone carvings.
Glyptics or
glyptic art
covers the
field of
small carved stones,
including cylinder seals...
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Cambyses I of
Anshan and seen on the
famous winged genii at Pasargadae; some
glyptic styles; the use of
Elamite as the
first of
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Scythians with
luxury goods such as
personal ornaments, gold and
silver vases,
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Mesopotamia from the
Indus Valley civilisation is
suggested by
various forms of
glyptic evidence. A
recently discovered Mesopotamian cylinder seal inscription...
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Spycket proposed that
similar female figures appearing in
particular in
glyptics and
statuary from the
Akkadian period, and in
particular in the presentation...
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creature resembling a
mongoose also
appears in Old
Babylonian glyptic art, but its
significance is not known. All
mongoose species,
except for...
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distributed in nature.
glyptology The
study or art of
engraving gems or
glyptics.
gnathology The
study of the
masticatory system.
gnomology An anthology...
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Neoclassical revival began in
France with Napoleon's
support of the
glyptic arts, and even his
coronation crown was
decorated with cameos. Napoleon...
