Statue
Turkey unearths rare statues of Roman Emperor Hadrian, Empress Sabina in ancient Mediterranean city
Hadrian’s statue is depicted wearing military garb, with the features of a lion and eagle carved into the emperor’s armor.
Over 20 Stone Age turtle figurines used in ancient rituals found within Turkish cave - report
A Maimonides statue in Córdoba was defaced. His writings have an answer to hate - opinion
'Demons of antisemitism' still in France: Macron honors Alfred Dreyfus, new statue installed
Hancock claims a lost civilization built Easter Island's statues 11,000+ years ago
Hancock argues that Polynesian settlers encountered a pre-existing population, evidenced by banana remains from at least 3,000 years ago.
Rare life-sized statue of a senior general found in China's Terracotta Army
"Based on its location, we believe this figure was likely the highest-ranking military commander of this unit."
Gas workers stumble upon remarkable Hermes statue near Acropolis
The statue resembles the type known as the Ludovisi Hermes, which typically portrays a youthful, beardless Hermes with a thoughtful, almost sorrowful expression.
Why security guard's quick action at the NYC gallery makes him a true hero - opinion
Jack Baxter, a private security guard, heroically saved a priceless Cycladic artifact from falling at the Merrin Gallery in 1988.
‘Jesus Risen’ statue to be put up in Jerusalem
Monumental sculpture to be erected in the Old City’s Christian Quarter.
Statue of Poseidon in Mexico angers local deity Chaac, allegedly causing Hurricane Beryl
A Poseidon statue in Mexico faces removal for offending Mayan rain god Chaac, amid jokes after Hurricane Beryl hit, prompting local concern and an official removal request.
A hard look at Jerusalem's 'spicy' horse statue – and its Jesus connection
ICON OF THE WEEK: One of the city’s most unique landmarks, the horse statue in central Jerusalem – complete with what some would describe as a rather interestingly shaped head – certainly stands out
Israeli woman finds ancient figurine of Egyptian goddess on the beach
Amid stormy weather, a resident of Lod saw the figurine floating toward her on the waves.
Vienna to tilt statue of antisemitic mayor 3.5 degrees to the right to shift ‘perspective’
Karl Lueger served as mayor of Vienna for 13 years until his death in 1910. He was known for antisemitic rhetoric that is said to have inspired Adolf Hitler.
First ever human depiction of lost Tartessos civilization uncovered in Spain
The Casas del Turuñuelo site is the best-preserved building on land in the western Mediterranean to date.
