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View full screenGold hair ornament in form of two interlocked circles forming a Herakles-knot, each with a narrow ribbon attached, and with three short chains and urn-shaped drops: Ancient Greek, Acarnania, Greece, c.420-380 BC
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Acarnania, ANCIENT GREECE
c. 420 - 380 BC
Ancient Greek
Gold
Ancient Egypt Rediscovered (08 Feb 2019)
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Steatite line sinker with central transverse perforation and plug hole in base, from Jarlshof
Steatite parallel sided line sinker with perforations near the top and obliquely through the side near the base, from Jarlshof
Fishing-hook with shank of haliotis shell and barb of iron, with line attached: New Zealand, Māori
Coptic resist-dyed linen textile depicting Biblical imagery including Daniel in the lion's den, angels, a throne, possibly the parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins, some figures identified in Greek: Ancient Egypt, Coptic, from Akhmim, Upper Egypt
Fragment of linen stuff of plain or cloth weave brocaded or inlaid with a simple geometric pattern in coloured wools: Coptic, from Egypt, 5th to 6th century AD
Linen, small piece inset with circular panelsof coloured embroidery showing animal, one of two: Ancient Egypt, Coptic, from Akhmim, Egypt
Linen, small piece inset with circular panel of coloured embroidery showing animal, one of two: Ancient Egypt, Coptic, from Akhmim, Egypt