Mediterranean Region Ancient Artifacts

Mediterranean region, ca. 1st millenium BC - 1st millenium AD. A small bronze amulet in the form of a bird, a large Roman bronze needle, a small terracotta Hellenistic head of a youth, a Roman gilt br

Mediterranean region, ca. 800 BC - 200 AD. Consisting of a bronze situla, possibly Egyptian, with rounded bottom, a pair of Greek or Roman finger cymbals, a small crescent-shaped socketed tool perhaps

Mediterranean region, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. To include eight complete and partial arrow points, a signet ring, a silvered brooch in the form of a leaping lion, a Lunular amulet, and a fine knife pom

Mediterranean region, ca. 600 BC - 19th century. Comprising two ancient Roman glass bracelets of dark green color (with an old Parke Bernet tag), an ancient Roman green glass Unguentarium, and two lar

Roman, Phoenician, and Greco-Egyptian, from the ancient Mediterranean Sea region, ca. 5th century BCE to 1st century CE. A fabulous assortment of dozens of ancient beads made from Roman and Phoenician

Roman-Byzantine, Mediterranean region, ca. 3rd-7th century AD. Unusual burnished ceramic figure of a canine or cat. Custom base. Ex: Rhode Island collection, most of which was collected in the 1990s-e

Mediterranean region, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. Ribbed four-banded glass bracelet with exquisite iridescence. With box from Bernheimer's Antique Arts, Cambridge, MA, where it was reputedly purchased. ME

Mediterranean region, ca. 2nd-6th century AD. Deep bowl with unusual marvered glaze to exterior. Accompanying thermoluminescence report indicates age of 1900 years (plus or minus 400 years). Ex: Rhode

Roman Empire, Mediterranean region, ca. 1st-3rd century AD. A nicely carved miniature head of a deity with suspension loop. Custom stand. Ex: Rhode Island collection, most of which was collected in th

Mediterranean region, ca. 1st millennium BC. Two tiny amulets, the first depicting child Horus with finger to mouth, suspension loop lacking, the second an unidentified figure with hands clasped to ne

Amazing Early Man Paleo Flake Knife from the Mediterranean Region, Likely North Africa

Amazing Early Man Paleo Flake Knife from the Mediterranean Region, Likely North Africa

ANCIENT BURNISHED POTTERY VESSEL, H 6 1/2", W 5 1/2" POSSIBLY FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION, AGE UNKNOWN. WITH FLARED MOUTH AND ELONGATED NECK, THE BULBOUS BODY WITH FOUR RIBBED LUGS AND DECORATIVE KN

Dimension: 55x55mm During the Archaic Period, the Mediterranean region was a melting pot of artistic influences, and this terracotta stamp exemplifies the interconnectedness of ancient societies. Its

This Neolithic terracotta plank figurine, approximately 7.5 cm in height, is characterized by its flat, abstract form'a style prevalent in the Mediterranean regions during the 5000-4000 BCE. The facia

Authentic Ancient Artifact 100 A.D: Ceramic Bowl Harappa Sasanian Afghani Region. (Authentic, Genuine & Original-Guaranteed) (Afghanistan-Pakistan) The Indus Valley Civilization (also known as the Har

Authentic Ancient Artifact 100 A.D: Ceramic Bowl Harappa Sasanian Afghani Region. (Authentic, Genuine & Original-Guaranteed) (Afghanistan-Pakistan) The Indus Valley Civilization (also known as the Har

Authentic Ancient Artifact 100 A.D: Ceramic Bowl Harappa Sasanian Afghani Region. (Authentic, Genuine & Original-Guaranteed) (Afghanistan-Pakistan) The Indus Valley Civilization (also known as the Har

Authentic Ancient Artifact 100 A.D: Ceramic Bowl Harappa Sasanian Afghani Region. (Authentic, Genuine & Original-Guaranteed) (Afghanistan-Pakistan) The Indus Valley Civilization (also known as the Har

Authentic Ancient Artifact 100 A.D: Ceramic Bowl Harappa Sasanian Afghani Region. (Authentic, Genuine & Original-Guaranteed) (Afghanistan-Pakistan) The Indus Valley Civilization (also known as the Har

A group of four ancient decorated glass jars from the Levant, each an exquisite artifact embodying the artistry of the regions ancient civilizations. Adorned with intricate decorations, these jars sho

Mediterranean, ca. 1st millenium BC. Collection of 18 excavated ancient bronze artifacts, consisting of eight rings (several with embedments and one snake-form, a Roman dipper handle, a silver-inlaid

A collection of ancient Byzantine archaeological finds. 5th century AD, East Mediterranean Sea region. A total of 15 assorted items, including bronze cross pendants, lancet tips, figurines, and gemsto

From the ancient region of Gandhara, this terracotta mold dating back to the 5th-7th century AD, sized at approximately 5.5x5x3.5 cm, features a delicate floral impression. The artifact represents the