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face-covering helmet with back and sides curled upward; vertical opening at center from eye holes through bottom; organic design on forehead; curving eyebrows, connected at center — Corinthian helmet, c. 540 BCE
Greek

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Black-figured amphorah, used for carrying wine or oil; the front side depicts a quadriga with Poseidon, Amphitrite, another unidentified goddess, and heroenes; on the reverse and around warrior appears to be leaving for battle, with his wife and son bidding him farewell — Black-Figure Neck Amphora, c. 540 BCE
Attributed to the Painter of Vatican 359

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urn-shaped water jar with three handles a pair of horizontal ones on either side and an upright one at the back; two-panel mythological scene around body; an ornate daisy-like floral band between the two panels and stylized palmettes at sides and back; on front center of shoulder 'signature' painted female bust wearing coiffure wrapped in a 'kekryphalos' — Red-Figure Hydria, c. 320 BCE
Attributed to the White Sakkos Painter

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scepter with 2 snakes with knotted bodies at top, a pair of wings below and a bulbous form on a bent stem — Caduceus, 2nd century
Roman

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this piece has been cracked through the middle — Cinerary Box with Cover, 1st century
Roman

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Attic style, classical period; represents a man of the Philomelos family and his wife, Plathane — Grave Stele, 5th century BCE
Greek

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inside scene depicts a seated youth with athletic equipment hanging on wall; outer band depicts two scenes in one, a standing figure holding a lyre and two youths, and in the other, two standing youths with staffs face a central figure
gymnasium scenes; red on black — Red-figure Kylix, 5th century BCE
Attributed to the Villa Giulia Painter

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Executed by an Athenian sculptor of marble from the quarry at Mount Pentelicus — Crouching Lion, 330-317 BCE
Greek

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surface well preserved with the exception of the nose and chin — Head of Aphrodite, 3rd century BCE
Greek

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may represent the nature goddess or "Great Mother" of early man.; simple, schematic standing figure with crossed arms — Female Figure, c. 2500-2400 BCE
Cycladic

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Dionysus on a Donkey, Roman — Dionysus on a Donkey, 2nd century
Roman

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Figure of a ram; part of a lintel or altar, depicting Christ as sacrificial lamb. — Figure of a ram, 5th century
Graeco-Egyptian

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Attic; black-figured hydria (three-handled water jar) in the main scene the goddess Athena, painted white, harnesses her four-horse chariot; the scene on the shoulder depicts the divine battle between Heracles and Cynus, with Zeus intervening — Black-figured Hydria, c. 530 BCE
Attributed to the Antimenes Painter

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Helmeted and bearded head of a votary of carved limestone; in the archaic Cypriote style; the beard radiating with intersections; the helmet is quilted and framed and allows one row of curls to show above forehead. Ears are showing; a vigorous representation in nearly perfect state of preservation. From the temple of Golgoi. ;votary in the temple of Golgai; head only; archaic, cypriote style; radiating beard, quilted helmet; archaic smile; strong frontality — Head of a Votary from the Temple of Golgoi, 600-500 BCE
Ancient Greek

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Fragment of a Lion Sarcophagus, c. 250-275

Roman

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Cupid with a Hydria, 1st century

Roman

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