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archaicwonder: Greek Gold Wreath of Oak Leaves and Flowers, possibly from Attica, Greece, late 2nd

Greek Gold Wreath, 2nd century BC This wreath was purportedly recovered in modern day China, in a re

archaicwonder: Hellenistic gold olive wreath diadem Circa 3rd Century BC The diadem composed of she

hellenismo:Gold wreath with image of Aphrodite Ourania with the sceptre and Eros (From Gorgippia, 2n

ephemeral-elegance: Gold Oak Leaf and Acorn Wreath, late Classical or early Hellenistic Period, 4th

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

via-appia: Gold laurel wreath from the Kerameikos Archaeological Museum Greek, Hellenistic Period

Wreath of gold, Museum Heraklion, Crete 2018.

givemesomesoma:Greek Gold Laurel Wreath, from Crete,  4th-3rd Century BC

archaicwonder:Etruscan Gold Laurel Wreath with Palmettes, Late 4th-Early 3rd Century BC

archaicwonder:Greek Gold Wreath, 2nd century BCThis wreath was purportedly recovered in modern day C

via-appia:Gold laurel wreath from the Kerameikos Archaeological MuseumGreek, Hellenistic Period

ancient-serpent:Gold wreath of a Thracian aristocrat (ca. 4th century BCE), from Golyamata Mogila (B

ephemeral-elegance:Gold Oak Leaf and Acorn Wreath, late Classical or early Hellenistic Period, 4th c

historynet:Silver urn and golden oak wreath found in Alexander IV’s tomb. Vergina, Greece, 310 B.C.

archaicwonder:Hellenistic gold olive wreath diadem Circa 3rd Century BCThe diadem composed of sheet

didoofcarthage:Gold wreath with detached stem including leaves and berriesGreek, Hellenistic Period,

Ancient leaf wreaths1. Ancient Macedonian golden leaf wreath2/3. Blossoming myrtle wreath, 350-300 B

eartheld:jomeos:Hellenistic gold olive wreath diadem, c. 3rd Century BC.The diadem composed of sheet

ancientjewels:Northern Greek gold myrtle wreath c. 3rd-2nd centuries BCE. From the collection of the

via-appia: Gold funerary wreath, oak leaves and acorns Roman, 1st–2nd century

gemma-antiqua: Ancient Greek gold wreath of myrtle leaves with a central rosette, dated to the 2nd

via-appia: Gold laurel wreath from the Kerameikos Archaeological Museum Greek, Hellenistic Peri

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