Carved ivory handle, lion with shield, has section of the ground find ivory, cut bored Ivory has the shape of standing lion holding shield. On the shield there is recessed round slab
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Archaeologist standing on the second marble pier B. in plan. · Archaeological Archives
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Close up views of the Great Sphinx of Giza, Egypt in a limited access area. This is a major tourist destination and important archaeological site Stock Photo - Alamy
Archaeology of Standing Buildings: teaching and scientific activities
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Archaelogical Feature Findings - Golden Gate National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service)
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Stone Age - Wikipedia
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