300 Bc

The Pyramids. A exact museum copy from the 300 BC. 18k yellow gold hand made to perfection and set

Greco-Roman Intaglio circa 300 BC English Georgian Ring Mount circa 1800 Price: $ 4500

valued and have a long history, dating back to 300 BC. They are harvested from the Persian Gulf, near

1872, after the original Hellenistic necklace excavated at Melos (330-300 BC). The British Museum

featured in recorded history as far back in time as 300 BC.

the Hellenistic period in 300 BC. The Seleucid king Seleucos I founded the city and named it Apamea in

woman to adorn herself with this precious stone during the time of approximately 300 BC. It is worth

woman to adorn herself with this precious stone during the time of approximately 300 BC. It is worth

time to 300 BC, when ancient civilizations mined this copper ore mineral to create solder for gold

temple. Artifacts such as food waste and domestic pottery dating back to 300 BC unveil glimpses of

worn in ancient Greece during the golden age, around 500 – 300 BC, and are paired together to show the

, Queen Berenice of Egypt (ca. 300 BC). But she kept it a secret…. Since the Egyptian royalty loved gold

most important civilisations of the ancient world, and flourished from around 1500 to 300 BC. Their

specimens known to him to three main periods: Early (before 2000 BC), Middle (300 BC to 200 AD), and Late

periods: Early (before 2000 BC), Middle (300 BC to 200 AD), and Late (600 to 1000 AD). Francis has

of the ancient world, and flourished from around 1500 to 300 BC. Their world was centred on Northern

ornaments, while Roman priests made them into rings. Between 300 and 150 BC they were found on the handles

Adriatic coast of Apulia in modern South Italy, dating to around 300 BC. The pear-shaped bottle with

An incredible ancient Dong Son culture bronze drum from the red river region of northern Vietnam. Classified as a Heger Type III Drum, the style includes a sunburst in the center of ...

said to be approximately 300 BC --300 AD. It is painted in vermilion and has a characteristic swirl

Corinthia, Stater, Corinth, c. 375-300 BC; Silver Coin Pegasos flying l.; below Ϙ, Rv. Head of

Period: 350 – 300 B.C. Ring size: 8 ½ Weight: 12,7 gr This ring is entirely made of silver and

Period Etruscan Stone Fragment of Reclining Draped Figure, ca 300 BC -- Commanding size -- on

A bronze coin from Bruttium, Kroton, (present day Italy) circa 350-300 BC. On the obverse side, is

, dating to circa 350 - 300 BC. On one side there is a reclining muscular figure, his right hand playing

An authentic ancient Greek bronze coin from Ephesos, Ionia (circa 400-300 BC) custom mounted within

A beautiful ancient Greek Apulian red-figure lekanis, dating to 350–300 BC. The lekanis of

flanged, corseted neck, a flared, unpronounced rim and a shallow interior, circa 400-300 BC. The central

traced back to the Phoenicians between 1500 and 300 BC. It was originally brought into Italy In 61 BC by

STONES: Circa 300 BC Alexander the Great coin HALLMARKS: None STOCK NUMBER: 25440 Jewelry

nature’s incredible gifts. By the year 300 BC, the ancient Greeks had already identified their seven

women with the Etruscans, an ancient people who lived on the west coast of Italy between 700-300 BC. The

Etruscans and the Romans, an ancient people who lived on the west coast of Italy between 700-300 BC. The

bronze. This lost original is thought to have been created around 300 BC, near the inception of the

era women with the Etruscans, an ancient people who lived on the west coast of Italy between 700-300

, professionally conserved with some minor over-painting. The piece is dated circa 300 to 30 BC and is mounted on a

polychrome vessels. 500 BC - 300 AD 2" wide x 4" high.

Guanajuanto, Mexico from 500 BC-300 AD. Exhibiting a rich patina, the bowl's surface is painted in a striped

esteemed Carthaginian Empire, minted in Sardinia during the period of circa 300-264 BC. Depicted on the

during the period of circa 300-264 BC. Depicted on the coin is the worshipped goddess Tanit, adorned

Carthaginian Empire, minted in Sardinia during the period of circa 300-264 BC. Depicted on the coin is the

An authentic ancient Greek bronze coin from Ephesos, Ionia, circa 400-300 BC, set in a custom

An ancient South Arabian limestone pillar stele, dating to the 3rd – 1st century BC. The head

between 600-300 BC, is a masterpiece of ancient Egyptian artistry and design. The rabbit is an

created during the ancient Egyptian and Persian Empire, circa 300 BC. This rare one-of-a-kind intaglio

A silver tetradrachm issued by Ptolemy I Soter (Saviour), circa 300-285 BC, Alexandria mint. The

An authentic silver "hemidrachm" coin from the ancient Greek colony of Cherronesos 350-300 BC

An authentic ancient Greek silver hemidrachm coin from the Greek colony of Cherronesos 450-300 BC

necklace. Coin circa 330-300 BC. Necklace circa 1985. Signed Bulgaria Velia 330-300. Diameter of coin 9

An authentic silver "hemidrachm" coin from the ancient Greek colony of Cherronesos 350-300 BC

from southwestern Turkey) 350-300 BC displays the helmeted head of Athena on one side and a Gorgon

An authentic Corinthian silver "Stater" coin from 375-300 BC is centered within a Steven Battelle

An authentic silver "hemidrachm" coin from the ancient Greek colony of Cherronesos 350-300 BC

An authentic Corinthian silver "Stater" coin from 375-300 BC is centered within a Steven Battelle

between 350-300 BC when Dyrrachium was a port and Greek colony. The opposite side of the coin has an

An authentic silver "obol" coin was struck between 350-300 BC in the town of Selge in the ancient

A rare and authentic silver "drachm " coin from the Greek city-state of Corinth 375-300 BC is the