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'''Greek''' — one of the | '''Greek''' — one of the 10 historical eras in [[Archeological Expedition]]. | ||
Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy, philosophy, and classical art. From the Parthenon friezes to black-figure pottery, Greek craftsmanship set standards that endure to this day. | Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy, philosophy, and classical art. From the Parthenon friezes to black-figure pottery, Greek craftsmanship set standards that endure to this day. | ||
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Greek — one of the 10 historical eras in Archeological Expedition.
Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy, philosophy, and classical art. From the Parthenon friezes to black-figure pottery, Greek craftsmanship set standards that endure to this day.
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Artifacts
- Golden Larnax of Philip II — mythical
- Corinthian Helmet of Miltiades — rare
- Derveni Krater — rare
- Ivory Pyxis with Scenes from the Iliad — rare
- Athenian White-Ground Lekythos — uncommon
- Bronze Hydria — uncommon
- Bronze Mirror — uncommon
- Hellenistic Gold Wreath — uncommon
- Marble Votive Relief — uncommon
- Athenian Black-Figure Pottery — common
- Bronze Armor Plates — common
- Ceramic Loom Weight — common
- Geometric Amphora — common
- Kylix Drinking Cup — common
- Marble Sculptures — common
- Votive Terracotta Figurines — common