Depictions of men collecting falcon eggs and a lion fighting a bull appear on a pyxis container made of this material created for Córdoban Prince al-Mughira. Five saints appear below a Deësis (day-EE-siss) scene in an artwork made of this material that belongs (-5[1])to the “Romanos Group.” In another work made with this material of the Harbaville Triptych, Victory stands on a small globe hovering above a horse-mounted Justinian. (-5[1])That imperial Byzantine diptych is named for Cardinal Francesco (*) Barberini. A once-standing statue whose body was made of this material showed its figure enthroned and holding Nike in his right (10[1])hand. Phidias used this material (-5[1])to form the body of his Statue of Zeus at Olympia. Gold and this material are used to create (-5[1])chryselephantine (-5[1])sculptures. (10[1])For 10 points, name this white material (-5[1])that carvers (-5[1])source from animal tusks. (10[6])■END■