Ancient Greek World
Exhibition (08 May 1994)
- Object[486]
- egyptian[4]
- mediterranean[475]
- near eastern[7]
- alabastron[7]
- amphora[21]
- amphora fragments[1]
- amphora handle[1]
- amphoriskos[1]
- arrowhead[20]
- aryballos[10]
- askos[2]
- bail amphora[1]
- bell krater[3]
- bolsal[1]
- bowl[6]
- bracelet[1]
- bust[1]
- calyx krater[1]
- cauldron attachment[3]
- chous[1]
- coin[65]
- column krater[3]
- cup[2]
- cup fragment[1]
- daric[1]
- decadrachm[2]
- didrachm[14]
- diobol[2]
- dish[3]
- dodekadrachm[1]
- doll[1]
- double victorianus[1]
- drachm[17]
- ear spoon[1]
- earring[5]
- epichysis[1]
- feeder[1]
- fibula (pin)[2]
- figurine[25]
- fish plate[3]
- funerary stela[1]
- grave stela[5]
- gravestone[2]
- hadra hydria[1]
- half stater[2]
- handle[2]
- head[1]
- head vase[3]
- hecte[2]
- helmet[2]
- hemidrachm[3]
- hemidrachma[1]
- hemiobol[1]
- herm[1]
- hydria[6]
- jug[1]
- kantharos[3]
- knife[2]
- kotyle[1]
- krater[1]
- kyathos[3]
- kyathos fragment[1]
- kylix[22]
- kylix base[1]
- kylix fragment[1]
- lamp[7]
- lebes gamikos[1]
- lekanis[4]
- lekanis lid[1]
- lekythos[19]
- litra[4]
- loutrophoros[2]
- lydion[2]
- manuscript[1]
- mirror[2]
- mosaic[3]
- neck amphora[13]
- nolan amphora[2]
- obol[3]
- oinochoe[11]
- olpe[3]
- pelike[5]
- plaque[4]
- protome[2]
- pyxis[6]
- pyxis lid[5]
- relief[2]
- rhyton[2]
- sherd[4]
- skyphos[5]
- spear[2]
- spoon[3]
- squat lekythos[2]
- stamnos[2]
- stater[33]
- statue[8]
- statue fragment[4]
- strigil[2]
- tetradrachm[65]
- tetrobol[4]
- trihemiobol[2]
- trite[2]
- zoomorphic vessel[2]
- achaia[1]
- aegean[1]
- agrigento[1]
- apulia[16]
- ascoli piceno[1]
- asia minor[1]
- athens[14]
- attic[1]
- attica[22]
- ayia anna[3]
- benghazi[1]
- beth shean[4]
- black sea[11]
- boeotia[1]
- bovillae[1]
- bruttium[3]
- cairo[1]
- calabria[1]
- campania[8]
- canino[2]
- capua[1]
- carthage[2]
- chiusi[3]
- civita castellana[1]
- corfu[1]
- cortona[3]
- crete[8]
- cyprus[25]
- east greece[1]
- egypt[8]
- eretria[1]
- etruria[58]
- euboea[1]
- genoa[1]
- greece[74]
- greek island[4]
- ionia[1]
- iran[4]
- iraq[1]
- israel[5]
- italy[112]
- jerusalem[1]
- kaloriziki[5]
- kourion[18]
- latium[4]
- libya[1]
- locri epizephyrii[3]
- luxor[1]
- mediterranean[236]
- megara[1]
- minturnae[2]
- mit-rahineh[1]
- montecelio[1]
- myrina[1]
- naples bay[1]
- narce[2]
- nola[1]
- northern syria[1]
- orvieto[25]
- oxyrhynchus[1]
- persepolis[1]
- pompeii[2]
- praisos[2]
- rhodes[4]
- russia[11]
- sanctuary of apollo hylates[12]
- siana[1]
- sicily[1]
- smyrna (turkey)[1]
- south italy[6]
- suessula[1]
- tarentum[1]
- tarquinia[1]
- tell dafana[1]
- tunisia[2]
- turkey[6]
- turkey (country)[1]
- umbria[1]
- volterra[1]
- vrokastro[6]
- vulci[18]
- zeugitana[2]
- kourion[16]
- achaemenid[2]
- archaic greek period[68]
- classical greek period[92]
- corinthian transitional period[1]
- cypro-archaic i[1]
- cypro-geometric ia[3]
- cypro-geometric period[1]
- early archaic greek period[8]
- early corinthian[5]
- early iron age[1]
- geometric period[11]
- hellenistic period[111]
- imperial roman period[2]
- iron age[4]
- late classical greek period[1]
- late corinthian i[2]
- late geometric ia[4]
- late geometric ii[1]
- late geometric iib[1]
- late roman period[1]
- middle corinthian period[5]
- mithradates ii of parthia[1]
- modern[1]
- proto-attic period[2]
- protogeometric period[3]
- ptolemaic period[2]
- ptolemy i[1]
- ptolemy ii[1]
- ptolemy iii[1]
- ptolemy vi[1]
- pyrrhus[1]
- roman period[9]
- seleucid period[5]
- sub-minoan period[4]
- sub-mycenaean period[1]
- thirty-third dynasty[1]
- achaemenid[1]
- aegean[4]
- aetolian[1]
- apulian[14]
- archaic greek[3]
- athenian[4]
- attic[104]
- boeotian[3]
- caeretan[1]
- campanian[4]
- carian[1]
- chalcidian[1]
- classical greek[2]
- clazomenian (culture)[1]
- corinthian[12]
- cretan[3]
- cypriot[17]
- east greek[4]
- ephesian[1]
- etruscan[23]
- faliscan[2]
- gnathian[3]
- greco-roman[1]
- greek[187]
- hellenistic[10]
- laconian[1]
- locrian[3]
- lydian[2]
- macedonian[17]
- middle corinthian[1]
- parthian[1]
- pergamene[1]
- persian[1]
- phocian[1]
- ptolemaic[10]
- punic[1]
- rhodian[7]
- roman[14]
- scythian[11]
- seleucid[4]
- south italian[29]
- tarentine[2]
- thasian[1]
- thessalian[1]
- thracian[2]
- urartian[3]
- cannicella[1]
- chamber tomb v[1]
- chamber tomb vii[1]
- crocifisso del tufo, tomb 1[2]
- debris from holes s. of house[1]
- enc i[1]
- enc ix[1]
- falerii chamber tomb[1]
- osteria[4]
- refuse heap of potter's shop[1]
- republican forum[1]
- said to be from asia minor[1]
- said to be from the persepolis stairway[1]
- solomon temple[1]
- surface soil[1]
- tomb[3]
- tomb 30[1]
- tomb 37[1]
- tomb 39:25[1]
- tomb 39:28[1]
- tomb 39:31[1]
- tomb 39:5[1]
- tomb 44:21[1]
- tomb 5[4]
- tomb 64b[1]
- tomb 65m[1]
- tomb 72[1]
- tomb b[1]
- tomb iv[1]
- tomba a camera a falerii[1]
- tr 9[1]
- votive deposit[3]
- water supply[1]
- alexander the great[3]
- altar[5]
- amphora[4]
- animal[6]
- aphrodite[5]
- apollo[16]
- architecture[3]
- arethusa[7]
- artemis[8]
- athena[28]
- athlete[5]
- athletes[3]
- barley[3]
- basket[5]
- biga[5]
- bird[3]
- boar[5]
- bow[3]
- box[3]
- bull[12]
- bull head[4]
- chariot[8]
- charioteer[10]
- child[3]
- club[3]
- cornucopia[4]
- couch[3]
- dancer[3]
- dionysos[14]
- dipinto[6]
- discus[5]
- dolphin[9]
- dolphins[6]
- donkey[3]
- doric column[3]
- eagle[19]
- eros[5]
- eye[4]
- female head[5]
- finger[4]
- flute[4]
- funeral[7]
- game[3]
- girl[5]
- goat[4]
- gorgon[3]
- gorgoneion[3]
- grafitto[3]
- grapes[4]
- grave stele[3]
- greek inscription[10]
- griffin[4]
- hare[4]
- helmet[11]
- hera[3]
- heracles[18]
- hermes[3]
- horse[37]
- horseman[15]
- horses[4]
- hydria[3]
- inscription[7]
- iolaus[4]
- kantharos[3]
- lion[20]
- lyre[3]
- macedonian shield[3]
- maenad[9]
- man[16]
- mirror[6]
- nike[16]
- oinochoe[6]
- owl[7]
- panther[4]
- pegasus[4]
- persephone[6]
- phiale[4]
- pig[4]
- poseidon[6]
- ptolemy i[5]
- quadriga[15]
- rider[6]
- satyr[13]
- shield[4]
- spear[6]
- sphinx[4]
- square[27]
- stag[4]
- stool[4]
- sword[4]
- thunderbolt[9]
- tripod[5]
- warfare[12]
- warrior[16]
- woman[29]
- women[4]
- wreath[7]
- youth[28]
- youths[4]
- zeus[14]
- ancient greek language[7]
- etruscan[1]
- greek language[100]
- alabaster[2]
- billon[1]
- bone[5]
- bronze[44]
- ceramic[198]
- copper alloy[1]
- electrum[6]
- glass[8]
- gold[13]
- ink[1]
- iron[4]
- ivory[1]
- limestone[2]
- marble (stone)[17]
- mortar[2]
- papyrus[1]
- parian marble[1]
- pentelic marble[5]
- silver[154]
- stone[3]
- terracotta[25]
- wood[1]
- black figure[43]
- black glaze[30]
- black polychrome[1]
- black-figure[1]
- carved[12]
- core-form[8]
- daedalic[2]
- etrusco-corinthian[1]
- geometric[7]
- glazed[1]
- hellenistic period[1]
- incised[3]
- inscribed[1]
- kertsch style[1]
- marvered[1]
- mosaic[2]
- painted[1]
- polychrome[1]
- red figure[59]
- stamped[1]
- white ground[9]
- achilles painter[3]
- aesillas quaestor[1]
- agathokles[1]
- alexander balas[1]
- alexander iii[1]
- alexander the great[3]
- altamura painter[1]
- amphitrite painter[1]
- amyntas iii[1]
- antigonus doson[1]
- antigonus gonatas[1]
- antiochus iii[2]
- antiochus ix[1]
- antiochus vi[1]
- antiochus vii[1]
- antiochus viii[1]
- antiphon painter[1]
- attalus i[1]
- berlin painter[2]
- berlin painter, manner of[1]
- bird painter[1]
- brygos[1]
- cassandra painter[2]
- colmar painter[1]
- demetrios poliorcetes[1]
- demetrius i[1]
- demetrius ii[1]
- dinos painter[1]
- dot-ivy class[1]
- eucharides painter[1]
- euphronios[1]
- euphronios, potter[1]
- exekias[4]
- foundry painter[2]
- geladakis painter[2]
- ginosa painter[1]
- graz painter[1]
- group e[1]
- group of compiègne 988[2]
- group of leipsic t 3599[1]
- group of the phineus cup[1]
- harrow painter[1]
- hieron[1]
- hieron ii[2]
- hischylos[1]
- king perseus[1]
- kleophrades painter[1]
- la trobe painter[1]
- lid painter[1]
- lysimachus[2]
- lysippides painter[1]
- makron[1]
- manner of the lysippides painter[1]
- meleager painter[1]
- menon[1]
- mithradates ii of parthia[1]
- mithradates vi[1]
- myson[1]
- nikosthenes[1]
- nikosthenes painter[1]
- onesimos[1]
- painter of berlin 1686[1]
- painter of bologna 417[1]
- painter of paris gigantomachy[1]
- painter of philadelphia 2449[1]
- penthesilea painter[3]
- philip ii[3]
- philip v[1]
- platt painter[1]
- politis painter[1]
- providence painter[1]
- psiax[1]
- ptolemy i[2]
- ptolemy ii[3]
- ptolemy iii[2]
- ptolemy vi[2]
- ptolemy viii[1]
- pyrrhus[1]
- reed painter[1]
- sabouroff painter[1]
- scale painter[1]
- seleucus i[2]
- seleucus iv[1]
- tarporley painter[1]
- tarrytown group[1]
- warrior group[1]
- workshop of the bowdoin painter[1]
- workshop of the bowdoin painter and athena painter[1]
- actual citation[218]
- general reference[1]
- type citation[88]
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