"11th Century Illustrations of Ghaznavids" Topic

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Druzhina

19 Apr 2018 10:53 p.m. PST

I have a few 11th Century Illustrations of Ghaznavids, but I would like more if anyone has one.

Marble panel with cavalry combat, Ghaznavid, c.1100. David Collection Museum, Copenhagen

Ghaznavid Ghilmān (Ghulams) on wall paintings from one of the Ghaznavid palaces at Laškari Bazar in central Afghanistan
Detail of Ghaznavid guards, with short handled maces, at Laškari Bazar
A soft headdress at Laškari Bazar
Ghaznavid Ghulam from Armies of the Dark Ages 600-1066 by Ian Heath based on Laškari Bazar wall paintings.
Ghaznavid Bodyguard by Graham Turner based based on Laškari Bazar wall paintings.

Silver Bowl with seated ruler and attendants, from Iran or Afghanistan (Ghaznavid?), 11th century, State Hermitage Museum inv. S-499, St. Petersburg

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Marble panel with cavalry combat, Ghaznavid, c.1100. David Collection Museum, Copenhagen
Wall paintings from one of the Ghaznavid palaces at Laškari Bazar in central Afghanistan
Silver Bowl with seated ruler and attendants, from Iran or Afghanistan (Ghaznavid?), 11th century, State Hermitage Museum inv. S-499, St. Petersburg

Druzhina
11th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

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