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Apulian red-figure terracotta fish plate.  Attributed to the workshop of the Darius Painter; ca. 340

A statue of Zeus.  Artist unknown; late Hellenistic period.  From Kameiros, Rhodes; now in the Archa

ancientart:The Rosetta Stone, Egypt, Ptolemaic Period, 196 BC.One of the most influential and famous

museum-of-artifacts:Ancient Greek Helmets, Classical Period, From Olympia Museum Store Room

Pair of gold armbands depicting a Triton and Tritoness.  Artist unknown; ca. 200 BCE.  Now in the Me

A satyr with the child Dionysus.  Artist unknown (thought to have been carved by craftsmen from Alex

Silver didrachm of the island of Paros.  On the obverse, a veiled head of Demeter; on the reverse, t

Votive offering, showing two mounted horsemen, possibly the Dioscuri, Castor and Polydeuces Greek, 3

Cult statue of Athena/Minerva, with a face of the so-called “Carpegna Athena” type.  Made from alaba

Fragments of marble metopes depicting women in chitons from the Temple of Apollo Epicurius at Bassai

Eros makes an offering.  Apulian red-figure plate, attributed to the Ascoli Satriano Painter; ca. 34

ancientpeoples:Glass portrait of a woman 19.1cm high (7 1/2 inch.) Roman, Imperial Period, 1st - 2nd

Hermes.  Roman copy of the Hadrianic period (117-138 CE) after a Greek original of the late 4th cent

Red-figure pelike with Zeus and Ganymede, by the Achilles Painter. From Athens, Attica. Greek, 445-4

White-ground lekythos with woman and servant girl, attributed to the Achilles PainterGreek (manufact

Hellenistic terracotta figurine depicting Heracles in repose, perhaps modeled after an original by L

absenceofbreath:MYTHOLOGY: Favorite Goddesses: ArtemisIn the classical period of Greek mythology, Ar

historyarchaeologyartefacts: Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek classical period 450–400 BCE[1600x1

didoofcarthage:Myrtle spray, said to be from a tomb near Eleusis in AtticaGreek, Classical Period, 4

ancientpeoples:A lekythos, or oil jug, from olive green spun glass. Greece, Classical Period. Source

The head of Heracles.  Roman copy (ca. 135-150 CE) after a lost Greek original attributed to Lysippo

ancientjewels: Late Classical to early Hellenistic period Greek gold olive wreath, c. 4th century BC

didoofcarthage: Myrtle spray, said to be from a tomb near Eleusis in Attica Greek, Classical Period

ancientjewels:Late Classical period Greek gold pendant in the form of a bull’s head. 400-330 BCE. Fr

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