Continued from >>38150311
my waifu tbh
>>38163543
And they say that the Dark Ages is a myth, FFS they weren't able to make a better shit than Spürdobör.
>>38163543
>ancient art
>implying the other thread didn't reach 300 post because of the usual race debates and mild trollposting
You dun goofed m8, should have used a provocation in the title field.
>>38163621
I know, but I couldn't think of any. Those that I thought would create a shitstorm and would ruin the thread so I chose to not write anything. :/
>>38163621
>mfw white people claim that ancient romans and greeks were some sort of nordic blondies
>>38163665
I'll give you a couple suggestions for next time:
>implying niggers invented the afro cut
>whites >white
>>38163759
I would too in their place. Afterall their ancestors literally threw away their culture to get ours. They literally were culture cucked to shit, and haplogroups show that they didn't even manage to rape enought to spread their germanic seed around to balance it. Probably all those scat fetishes giving them erectile dysfunction with actual women.
>>38163543
Hellenized Gyppos confirmed for classiest Gyppos. The Islamic Middle East is the land that good taste forgot.
How old does it have to be to be considered ancient?
:^)
>>38163782
wooooaaaaaaahhh dude.....
this is probably the best sculpture I 've ever seen
The Cup of the Ptolemies is a Roman artifact that has been in continuous possession since it was made. It has been in human custody since the 1st century BC and was used in the coronation of the French monarchs throughout the Middle Ages.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJ9wvHq3eQ8
300 BC artefact depicting Eros (Cupid)
Check here guys:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtefactPorn/top/
Set "links from: all time"
Where can I buy a miniature of this to put on my desktop?
POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND POLAND
3,000 BC
NOICE!
Hellenistic mosaic glass bowl, late 3rd-2nd Century B.C.
Sarcophagus of Etruscan couple embracing in bed, 4th century BC
>>38164412
>amber bear
>bear
Looks like a pig to me.
The golden diadem of the Scythian princess Meda, found in the tomb of Philip II of Macedon. Aigai, Macedonia, Greece.
>>38164584
You know why there is no ancient art in Brazil?
BECAUSE THE MONKEYS CAN NOT CREATE ART, MUAHAHAHAHAHA... MACACO
Helmet of a norse elite warrior. Vendel Period (pre-Viking Age), 550-790 AD
>>38163543
Looks like the man of your pic
Roman parade helmet, 2nd Century AD
fucking based
Golden Myrtle Wreath with 80 leaves and 112 flowers. Greece, 4th century B.C.
>>38164763
Germans stole this celtiberian helmet from Spain.
>>38164412
That actually looks like a really tasty gummy bear.
>>38163878
>Afterall their ancestors literally threw away their culture to get ours.
As far as I know nordics actually kept their language and were not cucked into speaking Latin while your fellow mediterranean subhumans all adopted it.
Germanics speak Germanic languages, Iberian/French shitskins speak Romance. This is further proof of the weakness of mediterranean lineage.
Recently found mosaic from Amphipolis Tombs.
>>38163878
where is my grandpa?
>>38165254
See? I told you that you need provocations to spice up the thread, see below.
>>38165189
>actually kept their language
>yet they abandoned their runes
>Iberian/French shitskins speak Romance
Iberians and celts speaking a mediterranean language prove that the meddies are a weak race? What?
>>38163878
Germonkeys BTFO
>>38165274
here
>>38165292
>abandoned their runes
>their runes
>their
It's the old italic alphabet.
>>38165292
kek actually I though this post was from Ireland that's why I was raughing xDD
I like these threads,good job
>>38165370
>Old Italic refers to any of several now extinct alphabet systems used on the Italian Peninsula in ancient times for various Indo-European languages (predominantly Italic) and non-Indo-European (e.g. Etruscan) languages. The alphabets derive from the Euboean Greek Cumaean alphabet, used at Ischia and Cumae in the Bay of Naples in the eighth century BC.[citation needed]
>The Germanic runic alphabet was derived from one of these alphabets by the 2nd century.
>Italo-niggers have to go literally 2000 years back in time in order to feel any pride about their country
those were the times, eh?
Here you see 10000 year old Sami art, Samis are the original indigenous people of Scandinavia.
>>38165346
My grandpa was not greek and
DEDEMİ GERİ VER OROSPU ÇOÇUĞU
>>38164759
Argentina is mostly mediterranean.
>>38165532
Not really
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Italian_inventions
The art tells the story of how German devil giants from the south came and stole our land.
>>38165543
Pfff, you find better stuff in France and Spain and way older.
>>38165532
>People on 4chan take pride in what their people have done instead of what they themselves have done
>>38165607
Here you can see a brave Sami fighting a German devil giant.
>>38165629
sweden
yesyesyesyes
>>38165607
Does that giant have a boner?
Dunno if already posted,but i really like this
boomerang
wallaby
>>38165653
The devils murdered people mercilessly.
>>38165543
You can see the benis on the archer. They are truly the ancestors of Finns.
>>38165680
ayy lmao
kangaroo benis
>>38165712
Here you see a devil german driving a chariot.
>>38165667
Most likely, they are known for their rapings
>>38165680
>you will never participate in etruscan orgies
spot the benis
>>38165653
Why were ancients so shit at drawing? Literally 5yo tier drawings
>>38165745
Devil germans battling us
>>38165745
It seems cro-magnons were raped to death by the proto-germanics.
italic tribes masterrace
>>38165790
>implying you could do any better with their tools
>>38165680
nice!!
One of my favourites is pic related
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludovisi_Gaul
>The Ludovisi Gaul Killing Himself and His Wife (sometimes called "The Galatian Suicide") is a Roman marble group depicting a man in the act of plunging a sword into his breast, looking backwards defiantly while he supports the dying figure of a woman with his left arm. It is a Roman copy of the early 2nd century AD, of a Hellenistic original, ca 230-20 BC, one of the bronze groups commissioned from Greek sculptors by Attalus I after his recent victories over the Gauls of Galatia. Other Roman marble copies from the same project are the equally famous Dying Gaul, and the less well-known Kneeling Gaul.
>>38165805
Devil Germans stand victorious and Samis flee north in all haste.
>>38165784
dem nipples
>>38165817
We have something similar.
>>38165680
>Pic related: it's me and my bitch
>>38165607
white devil ships
>>38165848
>>38165784
she 's hot tbh
>>38165865
lel, someone should make an etruscan variant
>>38165872
nice hat
>>38165653
>>38165712
It's nice that you post Swedish petroglyphs instead of those boring Norwegian ones, am I right?
>>38165913
>>38165900
>>38165741
>Portonaccio Sarcophagus
wow the colours are really realistic and it's almost 3D
OUTTA MY WAY SOUTHERN SHITS
100 YEARS AGO THIS BEAUTIFUL THING WAS MADE
>>38165732
>>38166057
Minoan art was GOAT
Here we see devil Germans vandalizing Sami art with the disgusting runes and a swastika.
>>38166057
>Fuck this shit
Neptune, Roman Mosaic
>>38166209
haha
>>38166147
This is interesting; what does the graffiti say?
>even ancient medes were swarthy shitskins
what the hell
>>38166280
Aren't the medes ancestors of the k*rds?
>>38166244
Mosaic of Neptune (Regional Archeological Museum Antonio Salinas, Palermo)
nice boobies
>>38166112
Nice Etruscan bronze that; their style of sculpture seems to be informed by natural observations, but more stylized than realist Greek figures.
>>38163907
>tfw all that will be left of these statues will be fakes at British Museum and stolen ones in private collections
All these beautiful mosaics and paintings in these two threads that literally make you feel as if you were living back then....
Yet, all they show in history books and in schools is fucking colourless and soulless statues of emperors and philosophers. WHY?????? JUST WHY????????
>>38166262
ek alja markiR II baij[a]R
I alja(name) marked(wrote) || ???
Roman Mosaic, Bulla Regia, Tunisia
>>38163907
Why would they destroy history like that? How can anyone have any sympathy for them after that? Fucking wahhabists must be purged from existence.
>>38166502
>>38166502
>>38166571
>crab men
Taurocathapsia, Minoan fresco
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bull-leaping
>>38166531
They're doing it to rustle our jimmies lad.
Best thing we can do is send money to radical anti-islamist groups and never let on how mad it really makes us.
Because they'll just do it some more.
>>38166611
They are the brothers Aphros and Bythos; aka the Icthyocentauroi.
http://greekmythology.wikia.com/wiki/Ichthyocentaurs
>you will never experience the barbarian life, raiding villages, hunting and making pagan prayers
>>38166432
because they're pics from the time archaeology began
btw this thread is really nice
>>38166933
Your fish sucks
>tfw all european cultures are huge cuckboos stealing their neighbours culture
Found this here:
http://www.livius.org/ba-bd/baalbek/baalbek_suweydie.html
The mosaic shown on this page, was discovered in the Roman villa of Suweydie, not far from Baalbek. It dates back to the third century CE and is now on display in Lebanon's National Museum in Beyrut.
It represents the Seven Sages, together with Socrates, and Calliope, the Muse of epic poetry. The combination is not unusual, and neither is the selection of the seven, with their apopthegms:
Thales of Miletus ("a guarantor ruins himself"),
Pittacus of Mytilene ("know your opportunity"),
Solon of Athens ("nothing in exess"),
Bias of Priene ("most people are bad")
were more or less canonical, while the remaining three were on a list of seven sages by Demetrius of Phaleron, a well-known author:
Cleobulus of Lindos ("moderation is best"),
Chilon of Sparta ("know thyself"), and
Periander of Corinth ("practice makes perfect").
>>38167487
>"most people are bad"
simply based. gonna find his book and read it
>>38167446
>>38167487
This thread is now occupied by the barbarian horde
Go be civilized somewhere else
>>38167685
post tapestry
>>38167487
It seems that it doesn't have the original quotes on it.
For example, Periander's is "ΜΕΛΕΤΗ ΠΑΝ", while on the mosaic it says "ΜΕΛΕΤΗ ΕΡΓΟΝ ΑΥΞΙ", which roughly means "practice augments work".
>>38168152
Checked all the rest. The rest are right.
>>38167685
>mongoloid
Maybe mongoloid, but they were turkic
T. Attila total war pro
>>38168152
Are there a lot of differences with greek and slavic alphabet? For example does that say "meleth pan" or "meletn pai"? "meleth ergon ayxi"?
>>38168503
>slavic alphabet
mongol alphabet
True slavs use latin alphabet
>>38168503
Yes, there are quite a few differences. Τhe proper Latin transliterations are:
"Meletē pan" and "Meletē ergon auxi" (actually, in the mosaic it should have been ΑΥΞΕΙ (auxei), but I guess it is from dialect or something)
In modern it is spelled in IPA as: /meleti pan/ and /meleti erɣon afksi/
>>38168724
I checked the wikipage for greek alphabet, and from a quick glance most stuff is the same though (B = v, Γ = g Δ/д = d, Λ/л = l etc.), that H is annoying though since it's not the same as in latin alphabet or slavic alphabet (н = n in slavic alphabet)
>>38167685
he looks like my father
>>38164467
I want it.
>>38168885
yeah :DD
Actually the story goes like this:
Η was firstly used to denote a rough breathing sound [h] (like in Latin).
It was
ΗΑΛΜΑ instead of ΑΛΜΑ
ΚΗΑΡΑ instead of ΧΑΡΑ
etc.
At the endings of the 5th century BC, this letter changed to represent a long open E [ɛː], which was symbolized before with Ε too (there was no distinction between [ɛː] and [e] in writting).
This changed how the writing looked. For example ΗΕΛΛΕΝΕΣ ---> ΕΛΛΗΝΕΣ.
To denote now the rough breathing sound, they began to use pic related. This symbol gave rise to the spiritus asper (δασεία): ῾. For example, ἙΛΛΗΝΕΣ.
At 1st century AD, [ɛː] changed (phonologically) to an [i], and thus Η from then up until today has the same value as Ι.
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About the Slavs, I don't know the exact story, but I think that this happened:
They took Ν and made it H,
and they took H and made it И.
>>38167674
creepy
>>38168885
>>38169847
Check also wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heta
>>38169847
>>38170039
Weird stuff. Also И = i, latin H in slavic alphabet is x
>>38170540
>Also И = i
Yes, this is because Η turned out to sound as an I.
From calligraphy, Η became И.
>latin H in slavic alphabet is x
Well, it is not really an "h". Χ is a Voiceless Velar Fricative, while "h" is a Voiceless glottal fricative.
Χ has the same value in Greek as Cyrillic does.
In Classical Greek, it was an aspirated velar stop /kʰ/.
Then, in Koine Greek (300BC - 300AD) it became, a Voiceless Velar Fricative, and stays like that up until this day.
You can see that it was /kʰ/ in ancient in this post (>>38169847) where ΧΑΡΑ is written as ΚΗΑΡΑ.
But the way, in Greek, Χ can also can also represent a Voiceless Palatal Fricative, if it is followed by ab [e] or an [i].
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In the wikipedia links above, you can click and listen how they sound.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_glottal_fricative
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_velar_fricative
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiceless_palatal_fricative
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kha_%28Cyrillic%29
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi_(letter)
>>38170540
>>38171286
Ah! And X is a /ks/ in Latin because:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi_(letter)
>Xi
>In ancient times, some local forms of the Greek alphabet used the chi instead of xi to represent the /ks/ sound. This was borrowed into the early Latin language, which led to the use of the letter X for the same sound in Latin, and many modern languages that use the Latin alphabet.
The Nine Muses, in the Museum of the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes.
Fresco of the sacrifice of Iphigenia, Pompeii. 1C AD Roman copy of 4C BC painting by Timanthus
>>38163850
lol lil dick nigga
>not bitter that the US doesn't have any ancient history
>>38166502
guess she has crabs- hehehehe....heh..oh fuck you...
>>38166531
I can explain but I am too lazy for this shit
Space Pod
>>38176294
kek
>>38166502
>antenna
are these people turk :-DDDDDDDD
>>38166135
>i was into civilisation before it was cool
>it's called indoor plumbing. you may not have heard of it, it's pretty obscure
>>38166244
>tfw ruling the seas
>tfw never being dry and cosy
>>38176982
>not chilling in a warm jacuzzi-like bay
>>38176594
ayy
ayy lmao
>>38176594
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog%C5%AB
so kawaii \(*ώ*)/
we must go deepa
>>38178037
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_man_of_the_Hohlenstein_Stadel
>A lion-headed figure, first called the lion man (German: Löwenmensch, literally "lion human"), then the lion lady (German: Löwenfrau), is an ivory sculpture that is both the oldest known zoomorphic (animal-shaped) sculpture in the world, and the oldest known uncontested example of figurative art yet discovered. The sculpture has also been interpreted as anthropomorphic, giving human characteristics to an animal, although it may have represented a deity. The figurine was determined to be about 40,000 years old[1] by carbon dating material from the same layer in which the sculpture was found. It is associated with the archaeological Aurignacian culture.[2] The sculpture is 29.6 cm (11.7 inches) in height, 5.6 cm wide, and 5.9 cm thick. It was carved out of mammoth ivory using a flint stone knife. There are seven parallel, transverse, carved gouges on the left arm. It is now in the museum in Ulm, Germany.
woooaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh
From around Afghanistan, c. 2000 BC
>>38178301
its_beautiful.jpg
post moar pls
>>38178301
daammmnnn
>>38178439
Here's another from the same culture. It's weird how the whole BMAC civilization is almost completely unknown thanks to the soviets not publishing anything on them.
>>38178585
Greco-Buddhist art
I guess everyone has seen this one.
>>38181832
>The mosaic is made of about one and a half million tiny colored tiles called tesserae, arranged in gradual curves called opus vermiculatum, (also known as "worm work," because they seem to replicate the slow motion of a crawling worm). The mosaic is an unusually detailed work for a private residence and was likely commissioned by a wealthy person or family.
>one and a half million
>>38165148
Imagine a world with Etruscans instead of Romans
>>38163543
>tfw Muslims will start destroying historical art in our countries soon
>>38185979
>le windmill of peace and tolerance
>>38178037
Germans confirmed for prehistoric furries
>>38186310
>>38186708
FFS Germans, you ruined a simple and perfect symbol.
>>38185979
What would the difference be?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dying_Gaul
>>38163878
Don't forget:
>Biggest hurdle you have when looking for how ancient "Northern" peoples (Celts, Germanics, Slavs...) lived, how their society was etc.. is that they weren't lucky enough to live next to some proto-kikes from which they could copy an alphabet. So all ancient sources are from outsiders and thus mostly heavily biased
Lel, they couldn't even write.
>>38163942
Based.
>>38186916
For instance. They were more tolerant to women.
>>38186779
> Germans destroying things
No shit.
>>38167487
Wallpapered
>>38165629
This so much.
The Seven Sages in the Academy of Athens, Pompeii, 79 AD
>>38165741
I know they try to make the penis less noticeable but holy shit
>mfw a Hittite speaks to me
>Between these figures is an inscription that reads εύρυμέδον ειμ[í] kυβα[---] έστεkα, restored by Schauenburg as "I am Eurymedon, I stand bent forward".
>>38190144
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurymedon_vase#Interpretation
"We fucked the Persians". That's what it is saying.
Bigger/Better image
http://beirutnationalmuseum.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/IMG_3389.jpg
>>38166425
I know a Greek girl from Crete which is where Minoan are from that literally looks like a clone of the one on the left, same nose and slender smile and hair o_O
>>38164412
cute
>>38190601
>>38166056
the world was at total war and you guys were doing this?
>>38190976
>>38190998
based
for those bored to search, it's from 4th BC found east of Ukraine in a kurgan called Tolsaya Mogila (Fat Grave)
http://imgur.com/gallery/HYaMd
Someone's beaten me to it
Shame Iranics didn't have any ancient art. Or any art from any period at all, for that matter.
>>38191099
This made me search what languages these people spoke and I ended up reading Ossetian's wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ossetian_language#Evidence_for_Medieval_Ossetian
Χαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχαχα MY FUCKING SIDES!!!!
>>38191443
>οὐk αἰσχύνεσσι αὐθέντρια μου νὰ μου γαμὴ τὸ μουνί σου παπᾶς
>>38191443
the Alans were based