Gargoyles

Gargoyles can be traced back to ancient Egypt over 4000 years ago along with prominent use in ancient Greece and Rome.� They were grotesque-looking statues attached to buildings depicting real animals, sometimes human-like figures, and mostly Chimera�s, or hybrid creatures with wings. Gargoyles were often used as rain spouts where the water runoff from roofs exited the mouth of the statue.� Their generally grotesque appearance was also meant to scare off entities of evil along with...