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6_19784 diorite - Hidden Inca Tours
6_19784 diorite - Hidden Inca Tours

Image of Selection of unguent vases made from breccia, diorite, blue marble  by Egyptian, Middle Kingdom (2040-1640 BC)
Image of Selection of unguent vases made from breccia, diorite, blue marble by Egyptian, Middle Kingdom (2040-1640 BC)

An Egyptian Gneiss (“Chephren Diorite”), 5th/6th Dynasty, 2520-2195 B.C. |  Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art | 2021 | Sotheby's
An Egyptian Gneiss (“Chephren Diorite”), 5th/6th Dynasty, 2520-2195 B.C. | Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art | 2021 | Sotheby's

Pair of vases | possibly Russian, St. Petersburg with French mounts | The  Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pair of vases | possibly Russian, St. Petersburg with French mounts | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Vintage Italian Brown and Green Lacquered Terracotta Vase, 1950s for sale  at Pamono
Vintage Italian Brown and Green Lacquered Terracotta Vase, 1950s for sale at Pamono

DIORITE VASE. Let's make an impossible artifact real! - YouTube
DIORITE VASE. Let's make an impossible artifact real! - YouTube

COSMETIC VASE Egypt, Middle Kingdom, c. 1800 B.C. Gre… | Drouot.com
COSMETIC VASE Egypt, Middle Kingdom, c. 1800 B.C. Gre… | Drouot.com

DIORITE VASE. Let's make an impossible artifact real! - YouTube
DIORITE VASE. Let's make an impossible artifact real! - YouTube

Ancient LIZARD Vase Antique Pottery Shabby Chic Gecko Salamander Vessel at  Gothic Rose Antiques - Etsy
Ancient LIZARD Vase Antique Pottery Shabby Chic Gecko Salamander Vessel at Gothic Rose Antiques - Etsy

Diorite vase | Primitive tools | Unique experiment continues - YouTube
Diorite vase | Primitive tools | Unique experiment continues - YouTube

Prehistoric Egypt - Wikipedia
Prehistoric Egypt - Wikipedia

UNFORBIDDEN GEOLOGY: modren stone vases
UNFORBIDDEN GEOLOGY: modren stone vases

Predynastic Egyptian Diorite Jar - Phoenix Ancient Art
Predynastic Egyptian Diorite Jar - Phoenix Ancient Art

FMNH 30677.nosub[1] | Anthropological Collections
FMNH 30677.nosub[1] | Anthropological Collections

A rare Egyptian diorite vase - Royal Provenance | Royal Provenance
A rare Egyptian diorite vase - Royal Provenance | Royal Provenance

The Global Egyptian Museum | Diorite
The Global Egyptian Museum | Diorite

Heart-shaped stone vase. Predynastic, late 4th millenniu… | Drouot.com
Heart-shaped stone vase. Predynastic, late 4th millenniu… | Drouot.com

Egyptian Early Dynastic Diorite Jar, Ex Christie's
Egyptian Early Dynastic Diorite Jar, Ex Christie's

File:Egyptian diorite vase (30th cent. B.C.) at the National Archaeological  Museum of Athens on October 6, 2021.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
File:Egyptian diorite vase (30th cent. B.C.) at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens on October 6, 2021.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Globular vase; Ancient Egypt, Late Predynastic - Early T… | Drouot.com
Globular vase; Ancient Egypt, Late Predynastic - Early T… | Drouot.com

Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Web Site - Black diorite vase
Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Web Site - Black diorite vase

Jar with sharp-edged rim crafted from Hornblende diorite ⨳ Predynastic  Egypt (Naqada) ⨳ c. 3500-3100 BCE ⨳ H: 14.3 cm, W: 11 cm [2593x2223] :  r/ArtefactPorn
Jar with sharp-edged rim crafted from Hornblende diorite ⨳ Predynastic Egypt (Naqada) ⨳ c. 3500-3100 BCE ⨳ H: 14.3 cm, W: 11 cm [2593x2223] : r/ArtefactPorn

diorite vase Free 3D Model in Jewellery 3DExport
diorite vase Free 3D Model in Jewellery 3DExport

1023 - Vase - Sainsbury Centre
1023 - Vase - Sainsbury Centre

vase | British Museum
vase | British Museum

vase | British Museum
vase | British Museum

An Egyptian Gneiss (“Chephren Diorite”), 5th/6th Dynasty, 2520-2195 B.C. |  Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art | 2021 | Sotheby's
An Egyptian Gneiss (“Chephren Diorite”), 5th/6th Dynasty, 2520-2195 B.C. | Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art | 2021 | Sotheby's

2) An Egyptian Porphyritic Diorite Vase, Predynastic Period, Nagada II/III,  circa 3600-3000 B.C.
2) An Egyptian Porphyritic Diorite Vase, Predynastic Period, Nagada II/III, circa 3600-3000 B.C.