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The Piraeus Bronzes are a group of four monumental ancient Greek bronze statues discovered in 1959 near the main harbor of Piraeus, Greece. The cache includes a rare surviving archaic statue of Apollo, alongside two larger-than-life statues of Artemis and one of Athena. Historians believe the works...
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Rare ensemble of monumental Greek bronzes with exceptional preservation.
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The Thracian Gold Treasure of Panagyurishte is a significant archaeological hoard discovered in Bulgaria in 1949. Dating back to the 4th or 3rd century BCE, the treasure consists of nine solid-gold vessels, including phialae, amphorae, and rhytons shaped like animal heads. These artifacts provide va...
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Magnificent Thracian gold service with virtuoso figural metalwork.
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The Antikythera Youth is a Hellenistic bronze statue recovered from the Antikythera shipwreck, a Roman-era cargo vessel that sank near the Greek island of Antikythera around the 1st century BCE. The figure depicts a nude young man in a contrapposto stance, originally holding a spherical object in on...
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Rare original Greek bronze with refined modeling and underwater preservation.
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The Golden Helmet of Coțofenești is a finely crafted 5th-century BC Geto-Dacian artifact discovered in Romania. Forged entirely of gold, the helmet is decorated with intricate studs and facial apotropaic eyes, designed to protect the wearer from evil spirits. It served as a ceremonial piece for the...
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Masterful Geto Dacian goldwork, recently overshadowed by theft concerns.
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The Vergina archaeological site in northern Greece represents the ancient city of Aigai, the first capital of Macedon. It is notable for its extensive royal tombs, most prominently those of Philip II and Alexander the Great, dating back to the 4th century BCE. These tombs contain significant artifac...
Philippi is an archaeological site in northeastern Greece, established as a Macedonian city and renamed by Philip II in the fourth century BCE. It later became a Roman colony and was the setting of the Battle of Philippi in 42 BCE, where the forces of Mark Antony and Octavian defeated Brutus and Cas...
The Satrap Stele is an Egyptian stone inscription dated to 311 BC, during the early Hellenistic period. Its text records a conflict involving Ptolemy I and Antigonus, linking the monument to the political struggles that followed the division of Alexander the Great’s empire. The stele is studied as a...
An Iron Age ceremonial site near Armagh, Northern Ireland, linked in mythology to the ancient Ulster kingdom, where excavations revealed a large circular timber structure ritually burned around 95 BCE.
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