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Large God of FireThis terracotta statue represents a Maya god associated with fire and young warriors, a significant figure in Maya mythology. Standing at approximately 39cm tall, this striking piece reflects the Maya's deep connection with their religious ceremonies and household customs. The God of Fire was worshipped during key festivals, ensuring the renewal of the sun and the continuation of life, particularly during the New Fire Ceremony. Key Features: Material:

Sir Christopher Wren's contributions

Material: Made of bronze

The Anglo-Saxon Inspire Box Includes:

allowing for ease of handling while maintaining historical accuracy

durable reproduction

Masks like these were often used in funerary practices and rituals to ensure safe passage into the afterlife and to honour deceased ancestors

Design and Art History: These signs serve as an example of graphic design during the Victorian period

and writing

This colourful resin model of a Pharaoh's barge is a beautifully detailed representation of the funerary boats used in ancient Egypt

This meticulously crafted Anglo-Saxon/Norman Mini Helmet offers a fantastic insight into the warrior culture of medieval Britain

Each plate features traditional Greek motifs and designs

students can begin to appreciate the scope of Roman influence and its lasting effects on Britain