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Its image famously adorned the celebrated silver tetradrachms of Athens
Campana Collection under the reference: BJ 322
Condition: The ball is intact and in very good condition overall
Condition: Intact and in very good condition overall
Water vessels such as this example were used at Greek symposiums to water down wine as it was considered uncivilized to consume undiluted wine
An Egyptian Mummy Linen Strip, New Kingdom, 1550-1070 B.C. Sculpture - Metal Its image famously adorned theA finely woven, undyed linen strip from an ancient Egyptian mummy wrapping. The textile is executed in a plain weave typical of New Kingdom funerary linens, showing tight, even threads and a warm, natural tone from age and oxidation. Frayed edges and minor separations attest to its ancient use and careful unwrapping in modern times. Linen such as this would have been produced from cultivated flax fibers, spun into fine threads, and woven on horizontal