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archaicwonder: Extremely Rare Argonaut CoinA Bronze Chalkous from Iolkos, Thessaly, Greece, c. 4th century BCThe coin shows the head of Artemis Iolkia wearing an earring with her hair in a bun. The reverse reads ΙΩΛΚΙΩΝ under the prow of the famed
humanoidhistory: The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, built circa 437 B.C.(Harvard Library)
coolartefact: Peloponissos, Mycenae, The Lions Gate to Agamemnon’s palace, Greece Source: https://imgur.com/MNhfhrg
coolartefact: Detail of Eros (god of love) riding a dolphin. House of the Dolphins. Delos, Greece. 1st-2nd cent BCE. Source: https://imgur.com/dA2amVz
coolartefact: Armour of Philip II of Macedon (father of Alexander the Great), 4th c BCE, Greece Source: https://imgur.com/Dkd8mrg
coolartefact: Ceramic toy horse on wheels. Protogeometric (ca. 900 BCE), Greece. Found in a child’s grave. Kerameikos Museum, Athens Source: https://imgur.com/Jr1F7KC
coolartefact: Gold funerary mask and jewellery from Macedonian royal cemetery, Pella, Greece, 4th cent BCE? Source: https://imgur.com/GyMfewV
coolartefact: Helmet on display in the Olympia Archaeological Museum, Peloponnese - Greece, c. 4th century BCSource: https://imgur.com/xlYV6v1
coolartefact: Stag Hunt, mosaic floor by the artist Gnosis from the House of Helen, Pella, Greece ~325-300 B.C. Source: https://imgur.com/hcgYEdC
coolartefact: Remains of sunken city Pavlopetri - the oldest submerged archeological town site. Greece, 5,000 years old Source: https://imgur.com/L1e4LxW
coolartefact: One of the gold boxes containing the bones of Phillip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, Greece, 4th cent BCE Source: https://imgur.com/rhwEaJz
greek-highlights: Ancient Theater of Epidaurus…Greece by tgeorgakopoulos
nemfrog: Temple of Zeus, Nemea, Greece. Fifth century B.C. History of Art: Ancient Art. 1921.
coolartefact: Teracotta figurine of Aphrodite removing her sandal (late 4th-early 1st BCE century). Pella Museum, Greece Source: https://imgur.com/MZQ9H0o
coolartefact: Libation vase (rhyton) of rock crystal with gilded ivory discs on the neck ring. Zakros, New-Palace period (1500-1450 BC). Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete, Greece Source: https://imgur.com/peYCrCg
fuckyeahgreece: Nafplio, Greece by Ioannis D. Giannakopoulos
fuckyeahgreece: Hydra Island - Greece by Ioannis D. Giannakopoulos
earthstory: 2nd Largest Volcanic Eruption in Recorded History, Santorini The Santorini archipelago of Greece was once a single island, prior to the Minoan volcanic eruption approximately 3600 years ago. 40 cubic kilometers of magma was released in only
fuckyeahgreece: Windmills, Astypalea by Marie Therese Magnan Via Flickr: Red-roofed windmills on the edge of water. Hora, Astypalaia island, Dodecanese, Greece
fuckyeahgreece: Red gate, Astypalea by Marie Therese Magnan Via Flickr: Red iron gate and dramatic sky in Astypalea island, Dodecanese, Greece
coolartefact: Oldest surviving coin. 2700 years old. From Efesos, Greece. [294x236]Source: http://i.imgur.com/P6GbhFX.jpg
sezgiolgac: ‘The sacred geometry of chance’ #chios #greece (at Pirgi-Chios)
fuckyeahgreece: A small neighborhood in the heart of picturesque Plaka.Anafiotika, AthensSource: Amazing Greece / Incroyable Grèce
dulefoto: Road to paradise! Lefkada, Greece ©Duško Tasić www.facebook.com/DuskoTasicPhotography http://instagram.com/dulefoto/ www.flickr.com/photos/dtasic/
historical-nonfiction: The first confirmed depiction of the Trojan Horse. It is the Mykonos Vase, which dates to 670 BCE. The vase was found on the island of the same name off the coast of Greece.
allthingseurope: Samos, Greece (by Nicos)
historyfilia: Oracle of Zeus at Dodona, GreeceThough it never eclipsed the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi, Dodona gained a reputation far beyond Greece. In the Argonautica of Apollonius of Rhodes, a retelling of an older story of Jason and the Argonauts,
ancientpeoples: Bronze dolphin, 34 cm long (13 in) Greece, 300 B.C. - A.D. 100 Source: LACMA
irisharchaeology: The remains of two storey Bronze Age houses at Akrotiri, Greece. They were preserved beneath volcanic ash from the Theran eruption of c 1627 BC
classicalmonuments: Temple of Athena Nike Athens’ Acropolis, Greece 420 BCE Stylobate: 8.27 m x 5.64 m; height: ca. 4 m. The Temple of Athena Nike was named after the Greek goddess, Athena Nike. The temple is the earliest fully Ionic temple
Ancient sarcophagus returned to Greece, nearly 30 years after it was stolen
allthingseurope: Meteora, Greece *by alastair graham
autumnwinter93:Athens, Greece
allthingseurope: Rhodes, Greece (by PNINA)
classicalmonuments: Athenian Treasury Delphi, Greece 502 BCE 9.75 m. in height The Athenian Treasury was constructed by the Athenians to house dedications made by their city and citizens to the sanctuary of Apollo. The entire treasury, including
factsweird: The water is so clear it looks like the boat is hovering. Melissani Lake, Greece
New Mycenaean tombs discovered during latest excavations in Nemea, Greece
allthingseurope: Meteora, Greece (by Lars Oo)
Ancient Macedonian Kasta Tomb in Greece's Amphipolis set to open to public after excavation
historyfilia:Temple of Apollo with Acrocorinth (acropolis of ancient Corinth) in the background, Greece
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