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⌕: Neo-Palatial Minoan
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Ancient+Greece
Date:
1750 BC - 1500 BC
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Image Cropped, Collection: Archaeological Museum of Heraklion.Location: CreteCategory: Sculpture
Attribution: Zde - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
Licence: [🡭]
Image note: Reference: Https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=52848058Collection: N/A
Possibly votive figure with typical one arm raised to the head in worship or venerationLocation: CreteCategory: SculptureMaterial: Bronze
Attribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 24.150.9Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Archäologischen Museum Iraklio, KretaLocation: CreteCategory: Pottery
Attribution: Olaf Tausch
Licence: [🡭]
Image note: Reference: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 UnportedCollection: N/A
Location: CnossusCategory: PotteryMaterial: Terracotta
Attribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 11.186.12Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
This vase is a type of rhyton, or libation vase. The offering was poured through the hole in the animals muzzle. The vase was filled either by immersion in a large container or through the hole on the head. Using the principle of the siphon, liquid would not flow out as long as the opening at the top was closed with the thumb.Location: CreteCategory: SculptureMaterial: Terracotta
Attribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1973.35Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Location: CreteCategory: SculptureMaterial: Bronze
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1966,0328.1Collection: The British Museum
Gold pendant showing a nature god - the Master of Animals; he holds two geese, and stands among lotus flowers. Behind the god are stylised bulls horns. The pendant is made of sheet gold, the decoration worked in relief, and the whole backed with a plain sheet of gold. Made on Crete, or by immigrant Cretan craftsmen on Aegina. Shows a strong influence from Egyptian wall-paintings.(BM)Location: AtticaCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1892,0520.8Collection: The British Museum
Location: CreteCategory: PotteryMaterial: Terracotta
Attribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 07.232.25Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Location: CreteCategory: PotteryMaterial: Terracotta
Attribution: New York Met
Licence: CC0 1.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: X.280Collection: New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Location: CreteCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1875,0406.2Collection: The British Museum
Category: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1859,0301.33Collection: The British Museum
A Minoan imitation of an Egyptian type(BM)Location: CreteCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1876,1120.2Collection: The British Museum
Location: CreteCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1876,0513.1Collection: The British Museum
Found in Aegina, of Cretan origin(BM)Location: AtticaCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold, lapis lazuli
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1892,0520.4Collection: The British Museum
Found in Aegina, of Cretan origin (BM)Location: AtticaCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold, lapis lazuli
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1892,0520.3Collection: The British Museum
Found in Aegina, of Cretan origin (BM)Location: AtticaCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1892,0520.14Collection: The British Museum
Found on Aegina, of Cretan origin. Eleven beads in the form of a right hand holding a womans breast. Three of the beads are cornelian, three of lapis lazuli, and five of gold.(BM).Location: AtticaCategory: OrnamentMaterial: Gold, lapis lazuli, cornelian
Attribution: British Museum
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0[🡭]
Image note: Reference: 1892,0520.10Collection: The British Museum
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