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romebyzantium:Gold Necklace with a cross; #Byzantium VI century.; Location: United States. New York.

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Gold Necklace with a cross; #Byzantium VI century.; Location: United States. New York. Metropolitan Museum of Art.


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“The discovery was made whilst digging ditches and defences to protect Odesa, the third most populous city in Ukraine and a major seaport/transport hub on the Ukraine’s southern coast. The amphorae date from around the 3rd to 4th century AD, during which time Odesa was a Roman settlement known as Odessus that developed from a Greek colony.”

Attic black-figure amphora (view of both sides) by the Amasis Painter, c. 530 BCE. (Neer 5.42a &

Attic black-figure amphora (view of both sides) by the Amasis Painter, c. 530 BCE. (Neer 5.42a & b) 


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Exekias, Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (detail from an Attic black-figure amphora), from

Exekias, Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (detail from an Attic black-figure amphora), from Vulci,

Italy, ca. 540 BCE. Whole vessel approx. 2’ high. Vatican Museums, Rome. 


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 Amphora from cemetery at Eleusis, Attica, attributed to the Polyphemos Painter, second quarter

Amphora from cemetery at Eleusis, Attica, attributed to the Polyphemos Painter, second quarter of seventh century BCE (Neer 4.24)


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Apollo with his kithara

Details from an Attic red figure amphora, 500 BCE - 475 BCE

 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe 12| AmphoraBased off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In othe

12| Amphora

Based off Ancient Greek vases. Fascinating how each vase is like a picture book. In other news, omg 2020 what are you doing ?!


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when i die

burn my body to ash

so that my spirit is freed

a plain terra cotta amphora

to hold whats left if me

put two coins in the ash

the highest value you can find

and bury my on a hillside

with a birch planted, reaching for the sky

and when you think of me

find an asphodel flower

so when you pick one for you

you can think of where i will wander

at peace and knowing

you’re doing okay

and on the Fields of Hades

we might meet one day

Achilles Slaying the Amazon Queen, Penthesilea, Attica, Greece (6th century BCE)

Achilles Slaying the Amazon Queen, Penthesilea, Attica, Greece (6th century BCE)


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