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A rare 3rd‑century BC bronze coin depicting the goddess Athena was found in a field in Spandau, Berlin, marking the first discovery of its kind in the region.
The Colosseo Collection Ancient Greek Coins – By Russell A. Augustin, AU Capital Management, LLC Opus stood as a small, infertile territory on the coast of mainland Greece. Larger...
On the obverse is depicted the head of the goddess Athena wearing a Corinthian helmet, while on the reverse Athena appears holding a spear in her right hand and a distaff in her le...
The Last King of Macedon Before Rome Crushed His Kingdom Original By Tyler Rossi – Updated by CoinWeek Perseus of Macedon ruled at the edge of a breaking world. He inherited a prou...
By Mike Markowitz Most ancient people lived close to hunger. One bad harvest could bring starvation. Therefore, food supply mattered to every ruler, city, and empire. Ancient coi...
Is Thisby Mike Markowitz Ancient Greeks loved wrestling [1]. Cities celebrated champion wrestlers as hometown heroes. They raised statues in their honor. Even today, modern Greco-R...
Before Pennies, England Had Thrymsas: Tiny Gold Coins With a Huge Backstory By Mike Markowitz After Rome’s power faded in western Europe, gold still spoke. Small gold coins moved t...
A German teenager recently discovered an ancient Greek coin in Berlin, the first such find in the city, likely left as a grave offering at a Bronze Age cemetery.
This Rare Cyzicus Stater Links Sea Power, Sacred Mystery, and Ancient Trade Ancient coin auctions do not often offer a piece that can stop even seasoned collectors in their tracks....
Coins and a marble torso of Asclepius were returned following investigations by U.S. authorities into antiquities trafficking The post 26 ancient artifacts repatriated to Greece fr...
Recent excavations on the island of Aigina have uncovered dozens of 3,500-year-old gold ornaments that could help shed light on an intriguing hoard plundered more than a century ag...
Atlas Numismatics has released a major new fixed-price list. In total, 589 coins, medals, and tokens are now available through its website. The selection spans ancient Greece, earl...
Just 50 kilometers south of Athens, between Thoricus and Cape Sounion, lies the mines of Laurion. Silver, copper, lead have been mined there.
Kings of Cappadocia PART I – PART II A mountain kingdom, a murdered dynasty, and a courtesan’s son. Silver coins that recorded Cappadocia’s fall into Rome’s orbit. This is the PART...
Postcard Greece - Vessel of rock crystal. Grave Circle B. Tomb O, Mycenae
The Ancient Greek mosaics of Zeugma in Turkey are a true archaeological treasure that can be admired at the Zeugma Mosaic Museum, in Gaziantep
By Mike Markowitz “Such was the unhappy condition of the Roman emperors, that, whatever might be their conduct, their fate was commonly the same…” — Edward Gibbon The Crisis of the...
They were most likely grave goods from a Middle Bronze Age burial The post Aegina: Ancient jewellery discovered on Kolonna Hill – See photos appeared first on ProtoThema English.
A new commemorative coin series marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete and the Greek Campaign of 1941 was officially launched in Canberra during a ceremony co-hosted b...
Ancient Greece is known across the globe for its vast contributions to the very foundations of our modern world. Western ideals, sometimes taken for granted, such as Democratic rul...
Τα κατασχεθέντα ευρήματα εξετάστηκαν από αρχαιολόγο της αρμόδιας Εφορείας Αρχαιοτήτων, η οποία γνωμάτευσε ότι 4 από τα νομίσματα και τα 3 όστρακα εμπίπτουν στις προστατευτικές διατ...
Postcard Greece - Wall painting a Mycenaean lady. about 1200 B.C., Mycenae
The Rare Jever Thaler That Linked Russia to the North Sea In 1798, a small North Sea lordship issued one of the strangest coins of the German States. The Jever thaler looked German...
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