
The Bassai Frieze (420β400 BCE)
High in the mountains of Arcadia, far from the great urban centers of classical Greece, the Bassai Frieze once unfolded inside the Temple of Apollo Epikourios as a ring of marble violence, heroism, and divine order.

Artifacts from the Classical Greek Period (circa 480β323 BCE), an era of artistic and intellectual peak. This category includes sculptures and pottery that exemplify the harmony and idealism of ancient Greek culture.

High in the mountains of Arcadia, far from the great urban centers of classical Greece, the Bassai Frieze once unfolded inside the Temple of Apollo Epikourios as a ring of marble violence, heroism, and divine order.

This small black-figure incense vessel opens onto a world in which religion was experienced through smoke, fragrance, and image as much as through words or gesture.

Woman Seated on a Bench was created around the fourth to third century BCE, in the period between the late Classical and Hellenistic ages. This was a moment when small terracotta figures became especially popular across the Greek world.

A vivid Pre-Raphaelite oil painting, depicting the priestess of Delphi also knwon as the Pythia in a trance on her tripod.

Minted around 430β420 BC, this silver coin from Syracuse marks a quadriga on one side and Arethousaβs head with dolphins on the other.

Crafted in the 400s BCE, this terracotta figure from Athens pairs Demeter with a pig, tied to fertility rites.