Small Corinthian Helmet on a Black Marble Base in Bronze greek games and God Poseidon about which

and God Poseidon about which one would become the patron of Athens

Alexander the Great on a oxidized silver 925° pendant with a gold-plated chain

the chariot was not only a practical vehicle of war and ceremony but also a powerful symbol of divine authority and triumph

This handcrafted snake ring in Gold-plated Silver 925° is an Artpoint exclusive jewel and is inspired by the significance of snakes in Ancient Greece

Agamemnon was the king of Mycenae and leader of the Greek army in the Trojan War

Small Corinthian Helmet on a Black Marble Base in Bronze greek games and God Poseidon about whichHandcrafted replica of a Corinthian helmet on a marble base, which was used to protect the bearer's head during the war. The helmets in Ancient Greece were made either of wood or metal; they first appeared in the 8th century BC and gradually evolved until the middle of the 5th century BC. Their top was decorated with a crest from horse tail. Herodotus states that this armour (helmet) originated from the area of Corinth. The art of making it, was