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Ancient Greek Art Vase Jug Depicting a Chariot Race Masterfully Crafted Reproduction Terracotta Ceramic Pottery 1.1610kg Museum Reproduction TH0001 – Coinantix
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Panathenaic amphora with chariot group, attributed to the Kuban Group of vase painters | The British Museum Images
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Campanian red figure hydria decorated with a chariot race led by Nikai. From Cuma. 330-320 BC. Detail. Cumana Collection. National Archaeological Museum. Naples. Italy Stock Photo - Alamy
Trophy Amphora Depicting Chariot Racing Competition – THE SHIELD OF ACHILLES
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Such are the horses on which gods and heroes ride, as represented by the artist. The majesty of men themselves is best discovered in the graceful handling of such animals.'Xenophon, On Horsemanship,