Ancient Greece

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a gold necklace with leaves is shown against a black background in this image, there are no other pieces to be seen
Dallas Museum of Art - Collections Wreath (Hellenistic Greek) Date: 4th century B.C. Dimensions: Overall: 9 1/2 x 10 1/4 x 2 3/4 in. (24.13 x 26.04 x 6.99 cm) Diameter: 10 5/8 in. (27 cm.) Medium: Gold
a gold headband with flowers and leaves is shown in front of a black background
Incredibly rare 2,300-year-old Ancient Greek crown found under bed
Priceless ancient Greek gold myrtle wreath found under bed in cardboard box in Somerset! 27 May 2016
an image of different types of clothing and clothes for people to wear in ancient times
an image of a woman's dress pattern
a green metal object with two spirals on it
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Double-spiral fibula Department of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities: Archaic Greek Art (7th-6th centuries BC)
Ancient Greek women wore clothing that is simple to construct -- once the weaving is done.
What Kinds of Clothes Did Ancient Women Wear?
Ancient Greek women wore clothing that is simple to construct -- once the weaving is done.
Hellenistic Gold Oak Wreath, c. 4th-3rd Century BC.
Ancient to Medieval (And Slightly Later) History
Hellenistic Gold Oak Wreath, c. 4th-3rd Century BC.
A Delightful Greek Gold and Garnet Strap Necklace. Hellenistic Greece, c. 3rd-2nd century BC. Length: 9-1/4" (16.5 g). This necklace is reflective of the conservative, monochromatic traditions of Greek jewelry even after Alexander's conquests re-energized the decorative arts with exotic new materials, colorful stones, and foreign and different treatments of goldwork. Christies NY, Ancient Jewelry (12-9-2004), lot 120; previously, in a New England estate
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A Delightful Greek Gold and Garnet Strap Necklace. Hellenistic Greece, c. 3rd-2nd century BC. Length: 9-1/4" (16.5 g). This necklace is reflective of the conservative, monochromatic traditions of Greek jewelry even after Alexander's conquests re-energized the decorative arts with exotic new materials, colorful stones, and foreign and different treatments of goldwork. Christies NY, Ancient Jewelry (12-9-2004), lot 120; previously, in a New England estate