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Bust, Head of Hygieia
Head of Hygieia.
Pentelic marble head mounted on black base. Long oval face, turned slightly to her right. Eyes framed by clearly defined lids. Nose leads from upright forehead to small slightly open mouth with curved lips and full, round chin.…
Pentelic marble head mounted on black base. Long oval face, turned slightly to her right. Eyes framed by clearly defined lids. Nose leads from upright forehead to small slightly open mouth with curved lips and full, round chin.…
Amphora
Ceramic amphora.
Ring base: hollow, high foot - flat at top with short stem; ovid body contracting to narrow neck; vertical strap handles attached at neck and rising to rim, then down to shoulder; the decoration is done in the red-figure…
Ring base: hollow, high foot - flat at top with short stem; ovid body contracting to narrow neck; vertical strap handles attached at neck and rising to rim, then down to shoulder; the decoration is done in the red-figure…
Patch, Cotton Bowl
"On January 1, 1976 the Hogs defeated Georgia 31-10 in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas. Besides performing at the pregame and halftime shows the Razorback Marching Band also marched earlier in the morning in the Cotton Bowl Parade which was…
Ceramic, Face Jug
Face jug with neck and opening at the top; loop handle. Face has two ears, eyes, a nose, mouth with prominent teeth made of stones. Glaze is green/brown/black. Signed by Lanier Meaders on the bottom.
Flask, Pilgrim
Flat circular body; short narrow neck flaring to rim; one handle (round in section) attached at shoulder and rim. Both faces of vessel have relief decoration (tortoise?) Ceramic.
Coin, Roman
L. Livineius Regulus.
On obverse, head of Lucius Regulus (praetor), r., with REGVLVS to l. and P.R. to r. On reverse, curule chair between six fasces with L. LININEIVS above and REGVLVS in ex.
On obverse, head of Lucius Regulus (praetor), r., with REGVLVS to l. and P.R. to r. On reverse, curule chair between six fasces with L. LININEIVS above and REGVLVS in ex.
Coin, Roman
Anonymous, c. 100-108 B.C.E.
Head of Roma, r., on obverse with x to l.
Roma seated r. on shields, leaning on spear with she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus and bird flying on either side on reverse.
Head of Roma, r., on obverse with x to l.
Roma seated r. on shields, leaning on spear with she-wolf suckling Romulus and Remus and bird flying on either side on reverse.
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Computer, Bendix
Bendix Computer and accessories. Acquired by Animal Science Department in 1957. The first computer at the University of Arkansas.
Computer,…