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German
15th century

Earring
Frankish
6th–7th century

Fragment
European or Middle Eastern
ca. 1150–ca. 1250

Attachment for a Strap
Roman or Celtic
100–300

Ostrakon
Coptic
7th century

Ostrakon
Coptic
4th–7th century

Glass Fragment
British
ca.1350

Ferret
Frankish
7th century

Axe Head
Byzantine (carving)
late 9th–early 13th century (carving); prehistoric (axe head)

Coin and Bead Fragments
Coptic
4th–7th century

Key
Roman
1st–7th century

Lectern
Louis Marcy (Luigi Parmeggiani)
ca. 1880–1900 (15th cenutury style)

Double capital
French
late 13th–early 14th century

Pot
Coptic
4th–7th century

Papyri Fragments
Coptic
7th century

Christ Carrying the Cross
Italian
14th century

Two-Colored Tile with Arms of the Beauchamp Family
British
14th–15th century

Stone Fragment
French
ca. 1130–40

Miniature Relief of Hebrew Prophet Isaiah with Scroll
German
1200–1225

Dish
Spanish
second half 15th century

Papyri Fragments
Coptic
7th century

Dish
German
16th century

Manuscript Leaf with Initial T, from an Antiphonary
Italian
15th century

Dish
Spanish
late 15th–early 16th century

The Lamentation
South Netherlandish
ca. 1490–1505

Bowl
Coptic
4th–7th century

Ostrakon
Coptic
7th century

Virgin and Child
French
14th century

Manuscript Leaf from a Missal
Austrian
late 15th century

Glass Fragment
French
12th–14th century

Mold
Coptic
4th–7th century

Vessel Fragments
Coptic
4th century

Stained Glass Panel with Saint Roch, the van Merle Family Arms and a Donor
German
16th century

Ostrakon
Coptic
600

Textile with Brocade
Spanish or Near Eastern
14th–15th century

The Lion of Saint Mark (one of two appliqués from a book cover)
French
ca. 1200–1225

Head of a Youth
French
ca. 1150–75

Panel with Lovers
Late Roman/Early Byzantine
4th–6th century

Capital
Catalan
ca. 1130–40

The Unicorn Defends Himself (from the Unicorn Tapestries)
French (cartoon)/South Netherlandish (woven)
1495–1505