Amphorae (not so) Anonymous
Amphorae showcase the ancient world's art, culture, and history. These double-handled ceramic jars were both functional and artistic, featuring designs that show society's beliefs and trade. The black-figure and red-figure styles illustrated myths, while writings on them indicate trade routes, giving us a view of ancient economies and social systems. Their presence in different cultures emphasizes both connections and differences among them.
The Eyes on the Waves
Take Me to Snurch: Bringers of Divine Serpent Wisdom and Inspiration
Flying snake gods in ancient stories symbolize both creation and destruction. Notable figures like Quetzalcoatl from Mesoamerica and Wadjet from Egypt represent wisdom and power, connecting earth and sky. Their legends emphasize humanity's bond with nature and the universe. Through art and folklore, these deities enhance our knowledge of ancient cultures and their relevance today.
Pileus, Phrygian, Witch’s Hat - Moving to Freedom
Explore the evolving history of the shape and meaning of the Pileus and Phrygian cap. If there was an evolutionary tree of hats, can we trace the witch's hat back to the ancient world? Follow me while I take a detour down a widing road of freedom and cultural acceptance.