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This is not the British Museum.
Part of an engraving about killing lions. I really liked the detail on this horse.
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Zeus's maximum headache.
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I didn't take this for the titties, but now that you mention it they are kind of fine.
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Cuneiform.
Bigger, denser cuneiform.
Just some bones.
Early England's Mega Man technology was extremely primitive.
The Lewis Chessmen. They say that hypno-chess was in many ways superior to modern-day chess.
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Ginger's eternal nightmare. I guess this dude was buried in the sand and got a tan instead of decaying.
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Cleopatra is in there. Seriously.
Maussollos. Yes, THAT Maussollos.
Alexander the Great.
<Epicurus> I. AM. RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE!
Plato is almost more famous for being ugly than for asking questions.
Stern profile for a tranquilotrist.
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Homer.
Muse.
Just some rock they found.
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Part of the Sphinx's beard.
You can actually see some of the original red paint.
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They had SO MUCH red figure work that I limited myself to this fancy Dionysos thingy.
This is the museum.
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I missed my chance to get a photo of the workers laying these.
It was kind of a trip seeing them rock these old methods in their reflective safety vests.
This is just a building I walked past on my way to the theatorium.