 Bronze statue of Poseidon or Zeus from Artemisium. (about 400-450 B.C) |  The young from Antikythera. (340-330 B.C) |  Bronze race-horse with a jockey from Artemision (about the middle of the 2nd c. B.C) |
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 Bronze statuette of Athena Promachos (early 5th cent. B.C) |  Silenus from Karapanou Collection (second half of the 6th c. B.C) |  Bronze Horseman statuette from Dodona (around 550 B.C) |
 Head of Zeus from Olympia.End of 6th century. B.C |  Hermes as a ram-bearer (Coll. Stathatou) (around 530 B.C) |  Portrait of a pugilist from Olympia (around mid 4th century B.C.) |
 Bearded bronze head from the Acropolis of Athens (490-480 B.C) |  Gold mask from Mycenae. (Mid-16th century B.C). |  Ivory warrior head with a helmet of boar's teeth. From Mycenae (13th century B.C) |
 Gold rings (seals) of IV royal tomb of Mycenae (B half of the 16th c. B.C) |  Gold dead mask of a Mycenaean king. Mycenae: Royal Tombs (second half 16th cent. B.C) |  Wall painting from the later palace of Tiryns (1300-1200 B.C) |
 Silver Rhyton in the form of a bull's head . Mycenae : from Royal Tomb IV (second half of the 16th century B.C) |  Plastic vase in bear shape with a basin. Syros (2800-2000 B.C) |  Marble female statue (height 1.52 m.) From Amorgos (2800-2300 B.C) |
 Statuette of a lute-player from Keros. (2800-2300 B.C) |  Wooden pinax from Pitsas. (End of 6th cent. B.C) |  Early Attic black-figure amphora (about 620 B.C) |
 Head of statue of goddess Health. From Tegea (around 360 B.C) |  Head of a Sphinx? From a home at Mycenae. (13th century BC) |  Great Eleusinian relief (440- 430 B.C) |
 Grave steel of Hegeso , daughter of Proxenos (410-400 B.C) |  Statuette boy (Ianiskos?) playing with the goose. From Lilea (3rd century B.C) |  Thera. The young priestess from West house (about1500 B.C) |
 Thera. The fresco of the blue monkeys (around 1500 B.C) |  The Varvakeion Athena. A copy of the 3rd century A.D of Athena Parthenos by Pheidias. |  Attic white lekythoi (5th c. B.C) |
 Attic white lekythos. (end of 5th century B.C ) |  Protoattic trefoil oinochoe (the middle of the 7th century B.C) |  Kernos, vase with figurines of mourning women on the rim. Perati (12th c. B.C) |
 Attic red-figured pelike (around 470 B.C) |  Corinth aryballos with a ship. (575-550 B.C) |  Votive relief. The hero Echelos with the Nymph Basile. Found in New Phaleron (around 410 B.C) |
 Grave stele of a woman (beginning of the 4th c. B.C) |  Grave stele of a young man from Salamis (430-420 B.C) |  Grave stele of an athlete carruing a disc .Found in the Kerameikos (Dipylon) (mid-6th century B.C) |
 The grave stele of the Farewell (about 330 B.C) |  Votive statue of Kouros from Ptoon Boeotia (about 530-520 B.C) |  Attic white lekythoi (5th century B.C) |
 Boeotian kantharos . Hunt of the Calydonian boar .(550-500 B.C) |  Necklace made of colorful stone beads. Despotiko (2800-2300 B.C) |  Silver diadem, silver dish and two bronze bracelets from Amorgos (2800-2300 B.C) |
 Ornament in the form of a bird from Paros. (Early 3rd millennium B.C) |  Head of marble figurine (side view). Antiparos. (2800-2300 B.C) |  Marble female figurine from the cemetery Chalandriani Syros. (2800-2300 B.C) |
 Marble Lampion from Paros. Protocycladic period (3200- 2800 B.C) |  Grave stele. Found in the ancient cemetery of Kerameikos (2nd quarter of 4th c. B.C) |  Statue of Poseidon from Milos. Last quarter of the 2nd century B.C |
 Sepulchral relief of a running hoplite (end of 6th century B.C ) |  Marble grinder and pestles made of obsidian with red color. Paros (2800-2300 B.C) |  Marble male figurine from Amorgos (3200-2800 B.C) |
 Clay ring-shaped vase with engraved decoration. From Phylakopi of Milos (2300- 2000 B.C) |  Clay of earthen pan shape utensil from Chalandriani Syros (2800-2300 B.C) |  Gold cup of the domed tomb of Vafios (15th century B.C) |
 Gold cups from the vaulted tomb of Vafios (15th century B.C) |  Boeotian bell female figurine with movable legs (shown both sides). Handmade. From Thebes. Early 7th century. B.C. The figurine was an inspiration for the mascot of the Olympic Games of Athens 2004, Phoibus and Athena. |  Boeotian bell female figurine with movable legs (shown both sides). Handmade. From Thebes. Early 7th century. B.C. The figurine was an inspiration for the mascot of the Olympic Games of Athens 2004, Phoibus and Athena. |
 1. Gold mask from Mycenae. (Mid-16th century B.C). 2. Gold dead mask of a Mycenaean king. Mycenae. Royal tombs (second half 16th cent. B.C) 3. Silver rhyton in the shape of a bull's head from IV royal tomb of Mycenae (second half of the 16th century B.C) |