An excavation within Laodicea uncovered a 2,100-year-old statue head of the goddess Hygieia ... II around 261 B.C. Tucked against the south side of the Lycus River, the city’s success was ...

They then used rope and the large tree trunk to lift the statue upright in place. The Rapa Nui carved the heads and front side of the statues while they were lying on the ground, then completed ...

They also found a 1.5m-long (5ft-long) right arm and hand holding a globe which was probably once crowned by a gilded bronze "Victory" figure. But it was the giant marble head ... statue depicting ...

This head of the emperor Augustus was originally part of a statue in Egypt. The Romans used statues to remind the empire's largely illiterate population of the power of the emperor. Augustus is ...