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Bucranium (plural bucrania; Latin, from Gr**** βουκράνιον,
referring to the
skull of an ox) was a form of
carved decoration commonly used in classical...
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following extant species:
Bucranium affine (O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1896) –
Mexico Bucranium pulchrum (Bryant, 1940) – Cuba
Bucranium spinigerum O. ****rd-Cambridge...
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Aphantochilus is a
genus of ant-mimicking crab
spiders that was
first described by
Octavius ****rd-Cambridge in 1871. As of June 2020[update] it contains...
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Strada Justiției no. 46, Bucharest, Romania,
unknown architect, c.1900 A
bucranium (plural bucrania) is
basically an ox
skull mascaron,
usually used in Antiquity...
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Bucranium taurifrons is a
species of ant-mimicking crab
spiders from
South America. It is
found in Venezuela, Guyana, Peru,
Brazil and Paraguay. Like...
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Apollo pouring a
libation from a
phiale onto the omphalos, with his
sister Artemis attending; a
bucranium hangs above...
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Diana with bow and
quiver over the
shoulder and
bucranium above.
Bucranium,
skull of
sacrificed bull, was displa**** in the
temple of Diana. R: Sacrificing...
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tholos A
copper foundry In addition,
archaeologists discovered a Gr****
bucranium amulet from the 5th
century BC. A
shrine of
goddesses Demeter and ****phone...
- 1977
Boomerangiana Szymkowiak & Sherwood, 2021
Borboropactus Simon, 1884
Bucranium O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1881
Camaricus T****ll, 1887
Carcinarachne Schmidt...
- 20th-century
Americanized metopes,
using bison in
place of cow
skulls (
bucranium)
classical order Mish,
Frederick C., ed. (1990) [1983].
Websters Ninth...
