Ancient Monumental Architecture — 3-Piece Archaeological Replica Collection A curated collection of three substantial, handmade architectural replicas inspired by three iconic monuments of the ancient world: the Great Pyramid of Giza, the Great Ziggurat of Ur, and El Castillo at Chichén Itzá. Together, the three sculptures bring Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia and the Maya world into a single collection, representing monumental architectural traditions separated by continents and thousands of years of history. Three Civilizations — Three Monuments Great Pyramid of Giza — Ancient Egypt Built for Pharaoh Khufu during Egypt's Fourth Dynasty, the Great Pyramid dates to approximately the mid-third millennium BCE. The largest pyramid at Giza, it remains the only surviving monument traditionally associated with the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Great Ziggurat of Ur — Mesopotamia Constructed during the Third Dynasty of Ur and associated with King Ur-Nammu around 2100 BCE, the Great Ziggurat formed part of the sacred centre of the ancient city of Ur and represents the monumental stepped architecture of Mesopotamia. El Castillo, Chichén Itzá — Maya Also known as the Temple of Kukulcán, El Castillo is the monumental stepped pyramid at Chichén Itzá in present-day Yucatán, Mexico. Its distinctive nine-tiered structure and four monumental stairways make it one of the most recognisable examples of Maya architecture. The ArkeoArt Reproduction This three-piece collection is produced by ArkeoArt as a museum-inspired interpretation of these three ancient monuments. Each sculpture is individually cast from a premium polyester and marble-dust composite, creating substantial weight and a stone-like character. The surfaces are individually hand-textured and finished to evoke the visual appearance of aged architectural stone. Because each piece is hand-finished, subtle variations in surface texture and tone may occur. These models are designed as display replicas and are not presented as exact architectural-scale models of the original monuments. The Collection • Great Ziggurat of Ur — approx. 16 cm high × 20 cm wide — approx. 1.6 kg • Great Pyramid of Giza — approx. 14 cm high × 22 cm wide — approx. 1.6 kg • El Castillo, Chichén Itzá — approx. 13 cm high × 16 cm wide — approx. 1.2 kg Combined approximate weight: 4.4 kg Material: Premium polyester and marble-dust composite Surface: Hand-textured stone-like finish Condition: Unissued / As new Number of objects: 3 Production: Individually cast and hand-finished by ArkeoArt in Türkiye Collector's Note Presented together, the three sculptures create a visual journey through three independently developed traditions of monumental architecture: the pyramidal monuments of Ancient Egypt, the elevated sacred architecture of Mesopotamia, and the stepped temple architecture of the Maya world. The collection is particularly suited to collectors interested in archaeology, ancient architecture, Egyptology, Mesopotamian history, Maya civilization and museum-inspired objects. Replica & Provenance Statement These objects are modern archaeological and architectural replicas produced by ArkeoArt. They are not ancient artefacts and are not presented as original archaeological objects. The three sculptures are newly manufactured reproductions and therefore have no archaeological provenance or previous archaeological owner. The historical monuments referenced by the models belong to different civilizations and historical periods; the objects offered in this lot are modern productions. Export & Shipping As modern reproductions rather than excavated archaeological antiquities, the objects will be shipped with the appropriate documentation applicable to the shipment. Each sculpture will be individually protected, and the complete three-piece collection will be securely packed with protective materials and reinforced outer packaging for international transport. The supplier warrants that this lot was obtained in a legal manner. The seller guarantees that they are entitled to sell and export this lot and will arrange any necessary permits where applicable.