Ancient Greek World
Exhibition (08 May 1994)
- Object[111]
- yes[111]
- mediterranean[107]
- near eastern[4]
- amphora[1]
- amphora handle[1]
- arrowhead[9]
- askos[1]
- bowl[1]
- coin[24]
- daric[1]
- didrachm[3]
- doll[1]
- double victorianus[1]
- drachm[3]
- ear spoon[1]
- earring[3]
- epichysis[1]
- figurine[11]
- fish plate[1]
- funerary stela[1]
- grave stela[3]
- handle[2]
- herm[1]
- kantharos[1]
- lamp[3]
- lekanis[1]
- megarian bowl[1]
- mirror[1]
- mosaic[3]
- octodrachm[1]
- oinochoe[1]
- pelike[1]
- pentadrachm[1]
- point[1]
- pyxis[1]
- pyxis lid[1]
- rattle[1]
- relief[1]
- rhyton[2]
- sherd[2]
- spoon[2]
- squat lekythos[1]
- stater[5]
- statue[6]
- statue fragment[4]
- strainer[1]
- stylus[1]
- tetradrachm[23]
- transport amphora[1]
- apulia[6]
- athens[2]
- attic[1]
- attica[5]
- ayia anna[3]
- benghazi[1]
- beth shean[4]
- cairo[1]
- calabria[1]
- campania[2]
- corfu[1]
- cyprus[14]
- egypt[2]
- etruria[1]
- genoa[1]
- greece[11]
- ionia[1]
- israel[5]
- italy[14]
- jerusalem[1]
- kourion[9]
- libya[1]
- mediterranean[60]
- megara[1]
- myrina[1]
- naples bay[1]
- orvieto[1]
- rhodes[2]
- sanctuary of apollo hylates[8]
- smyrna (turkey)[1]
- tarentum[1]
- turkey[2]
- turkey (country)[1]
- kourion[7]
- aetolian[1]
- apulian[6]
- corinthian[2]
- cretan[1]
- cypriot[10]
- gnathian[2]
- greco-roman[1]
- greek[44]
- hellenistic[8]
- macedonian[8]
- pergamene[1]
- persian[1]
- ptolemaic[5]
- punic[1]
- rhodian[3]
- roman[8]
- seleucid[2]
- south italian[12]
- tarentine[2]
- thasian[1]
- thessalian[1]
- thracian[2]
- solomon temple[1]
- surface soil[1]
- tr 9[1]
- water supply[1]
- aetolia[1]
- alabastron[1]
- alexander the great[2]
- ammon's horn[2]
- anchor[1]
- animal[1]
- antiochus iii[1]
- antiochus ix[1]
- aphrodite[1]
- aphrodite anadyomene[2]
- apollo[4]
- architecture[1]
- armor[1]
- arsinoe ii[2]
- athena[8]
- athena nikephoros[1]
- athena promachos[1]
- athenian helmet[1]
- axe[1]
- banquet[2]
- barley[2]
- biga[1]
- bird[1]
- bow[1]
- branch[1]
- bream[1]
- buckler[1]
- bull head[1]
- caduceus[1]
- cauldron[1]
- chariot[1]
- child[2]
- club[1]
- cornucopia[3]
- cow head[1]
- demetrios poliorcetes[1]
- dolphin[3]
- dolphins[1]
- dot[1]
- draped woman[1]
- eagle[5]
- elephant[1]
- elephants[1]
- eros[4]
- female[1]
- fillet[1]
- finger[4]
- fish[1]
- funeral[2]
- goat[1]
- goddess head[1]
- grapes[1]
- greek inscription[2]
- heads[1]
- heracles[6]
- herm[1]
- horn[1]
- horse[9]
- horse head[1]
- horseman[3]
- inscription[1]
- kausia[1]
- king[1]
- krinylla[1]
- lion[2]
- macedonian helmet[1]
- macedonian shield[2]
- male head[1]
- man[2]
- money chest[1]
- nike[3]
- oak[1]
- olive wreath[1]
- owl[1]
- pallas[1]
- palm tree[2]
- pan[1]
- panther[1]
- pegasus[2]
- perch[1]
- persephone[5]
- perseus[2]
- phiale[2]
- philetaerus[1]
- philistis[1]
- pig[1]
- plant[1]
- poseidon[3]
- pottery[1]
- priest[1]
- ptolemy i[3]
- taras[2]
- throne[2]
- thunderbolt[5]
- trident[2]
- veil[2]
- woman[7]
- wreath[3]
- youth[3]
- zeus[7]
- bone[4]
- bronze[13]
- ceramic[21]
- glass[1]
- gold[9]
- ivory[1]
- limestone[1]
- marble (stone)[13]
- mortar[2]
- parian marble[1]
- pentelic marble[2]
- silver[34]
- stone[2]
- terracotta[11]
- black glaze[3]
- carved[6]
- core-form[1]
- glazed[1]
- hellenistic period[1]
- mosaic[2]
- red figure[7]
- stamped[1]
- white ground[1]
- aesillas quaestor[1]
- agathokles[1]
- alexander iii[1]
- alexander the great[1]
- antigonus doson[1]
- antigonus gonatas[1]
- antiochus iii[1]
- antiochus ix[1]
- attalus i[1]
- demetrios poliorcetes[1]
- ginosa painter[1]
- hieron ii[1]
- king perseus[1]
- lysimachus[2]
- philip ii[2]
- philip v[1]
- ptolemy i[1]
- ptolemy ii[2]
- ptolemy iii[1]
- ptolemy vi[1]
- ptolemy viii[1]
- seleucus i[2]
- actual citation[40]
- type citation[24]
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