Antique Macedonia

Antique map titled 'Graecia Epirus Macedonia Moesia Thracia'. Old map of Greece originating from 'Orbis Terrarum Antiquus in usum Scholarum'.

Macedonia is an ancient map realized in 1650 by Johannes Janssonius (1588-1664).

Obverse: diademed head of the deified Alexander right, with horn of Ammon Reverse: BAΣIΛEΩΣ / ΛYΣIMAXOY, Athena Nikephoros seated left, left arm resting on shield, transverse spear i...

Ancient Macedonia & Thrace Map — Classical Greece, Wilkinson London 1819 This finely engraved and delicately hand-colored map depicts the ancient regions of northern Greece and ...

Translation of the inset text: Spiegazioni e Indicazioni Explanations and indications Confini della Grande Monarchia Romana Borders of the Great Roman Empire Confini della Monarch...

Antique Costume Print Lady of Macedonia Traditional Dress Jefferys 1749 This elegant engraving presents a lady of Macedonia in traditional dress, capturing regional identity through...

An original copper engraved map, uncolored, of mainland Greece from Illyris and Macedonia down to the Peloponnese, with Cephallenia and the Ionian islands to the west and Euboea and ...

The title "PANNONIA, ILLYRICUM DACIA, MOESIA, THRACIA, MACEDONIA, EPIRYS." indicates that the map focuses on these specific ancient Roman provinces.

Antique Map of Northern Greece & Balkans – Macedonia, Thrace & Illyria, c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting Northern Greece and the central Balkans, covering Macedonia, Thr...

Antique map titled 'Macedonia, Epirus et Achaia'. Ornated with a nice allegoric cartouche, one ship and a milage scale.

The Chronicle is notable for its detailed cityscapes and depictions of historical and geographical themes. Front (Von Macedonia): The engraving titled *Von Macedonia* provides a med...

Map of Ancient Greece of Macedonia and Thrace is a lithograph made by Auguste Wahlen in 1844.

Antique map titled 'Macedonia Epirus et Achaia'. Original old map of Macedonia, northern Greece, and part of Turkey in Europe.

Originating from Turkey circa 1910-1920, this rare Macedonian flat weave style carries nomadic inspiration with a striking diamond pattern in rich red, black accenting to whimsical h...

Inset map shows details of Macedonia. Published circa 1786. Artists and Engravers: Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville, French geographer and cartographer who greatly improved the st...

Detailed map of Greece. Includes Albania, Macedonia and parts of Turkey and Cyprus. With compass rose and scale.

The embroidery is in rather good condition and seems to been on a frame before my possession of the piece.

Description: Antique print titled 'Seetreffen zwischen dem Amerikanischen Schiffe 'United States' und dem Brittischen Schiffe 'Macedonian'. Two images on one sheet. The upper ima...

A fine 18th-century portrait depicting the Macedonian Greek noblewoman Monime of Miletus, second wife of King Mithridates VI of Pontus.

Dotted lines trace the apostle's journeys, and the explanation distinguishes his first route through Asia Minor, the second and third through Asia, Greece and Macedonia, and the voya...

The map serves the Greek chapters of Rollin's ancient history, from the Greek mainland and islands to Macedonia and Thrace. Condition: Light uneven toning, browner toward the edges.

The Paris Psalter is the most famous Byzantine manuscript in France and the touchstone of what historians call the Macedonian renaissance, when Constantinople returned deliberately t...

The provinces are washed in red, yellow, green and blue, and the classical names are given throughout: Macedonia, Thracia, Bithynia, Galatia, Cappadocia, Lycaonia, Cilicia, Syria and...

Alexander the Great led the Macedonian army against the Persian Empire and on into India, and this map follows that campaign for Rollin's ancient history.

The species grows in France, Italy, Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Kosovo, Serbia, North Macedonia, Moldova, Ukraine, southern Russia, Turkey...

Austria-Hungary appears as a single Dual Monarchy stretching from Bohemia to Transylvania; the Ottoman Empire still holds Macedonia and the territory north of Greece under the label ...

Beginning in Greece and Macedonia, the map extends eastward through Asia Minor, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, Bactria, and northwestern India.

It extends from southern Italy and Sicily across mainland Greece, the Peloponnese, Macedonia and Thrace to the western coast of Asia Minor, and includes Crete and numerous islands of...

They are now ready to adorn your home This tapestry from the Royal Manufactory of Aubusson depicts The Tent of Darius, a famous episode in the history of Alexander the Great, which ...

The legend reading: ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ ‘Of Philip Issued at Pella – the political and cultural centre of the Macedonian kingdom – in the 4th century BC, this coin is emblematic of one of the...

Renowned for its prosperous ports and strategic location on the Mediterranean, the region flourished under successive Greek, Persian, and Macedonian rulers before becoming part of th...

The map extends north towards Macedonia and south towards Phocis and Euboea, and includes the celebrated region of Mount Olympus as well as the famous pass of Thermopylae. 3.

The map also reflects classical geographic knowledge of neighboring regions such as Epirus and Macedonia, reinforcing the broader historical landscape of Hellenic antiquity.

This statue was created in the early part of the reign of the Macedonian Greek Ptolemies and the inscription identifies her as Arsinoe II (278–270 B.C.), sister/wife of Ptolemy II.

The map spans from the Adriatic Sea to the Black Sea, and from the Danube valley down to Crete, covering modern-day Greece, Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Monte...

This new type of theater, born at the end of the 4th century BC. and fully developed during Hellenism, it reflects the socio-political changes that were developing in Greece at that ...

He is carrying a spear and a large shield with a Macedonian star device, while two youthful spear bearing attendants stand on either side.

Soft original hand coloring distinguishes historical regions such as Macedonia, Galatia, Cappadocia, Syria, Judea, and Egypt, providing visual clarity while maintaining aesthetic har...

This marvelous coin is from the Kingdom of Macedonia of Classical Greece, and was minted at Ake or Tyre circa 317 BC.

Antique Map of Ancient Greece – Classical Balkans & Aegean, Engraving c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting ancient Greece and the classical Balkans, extending from Epirus and Macedo...

Keywords: Alexander the Great, empire map, ancient world, classical antiquity, Macedonia, Persia, Egypt, India, campaign routes, military history, antique map, Vuillemin, French cart...

Classical place names appear throughout the map, including Italia, Sicilia, Graecia, Macedonia, Thracia, Asia Minor, Phrygia, Lydia, and Syria.

Exhibited Sturm Gallery, Herbst-salon. 1914 Outbreak of World War I; Steinhardt enlists in German army. 1916-18 First on Eastern Front in Poland and Lithuania, then after short train...

The map presents a richly detailed view of the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, encompassing Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, Asia Minor (Anatolia), Cyprus, Crete, the Levant, Mesopota...

Brought from Carthage by the victorious commanders of the Macedonians in 167 BC, the damnatio ad bestias was originally a punishment intended only for enemy soldiers accused of treas...

"1710 Edward Wells Map of Ancient Greece: A New Map of Antient Greece, Tirana, Morea, Ilyricum, Sicily, and Macedonia" Description of the Map: This map, produced around 1710 and en...

The map depicts southeastern Europe under Ottoman rule, including parts of present-day Romania (Wallachia and Moldavia), Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, and northern Greece. Major river...

Handwoven in fine wool, a 10x12 antique kilim rug from believed to be of rare Macedonian origin circa 1920-1930. Sometimes called Thracian among scholars of Thrace-Macedonia, the...

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Robert Wilkinson, London, 1823 keywords: Pannonia, Dacia, Illyricum, Moesia, Danubius River, Roman Empire frontier, ...

Connoisseurs mat note both the distinctive pattern and the gracious scale lead some from our team to believe this antique Kilim to be Thrace-Macedonian.

This tapestry illustrates the most glorious moment of the Macedonian epic: the capture of Babylon. A Theatrical and Dynamic Composition The scene captures the moment when Alexander,...

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Wilkinson, London, 1827 Keyword block (important places and regions visible on the map): Patriarchati Orientales, Ea...

Ancient regional names—such as Thessalia, Macedonia, Epirus, Achaia, and Laconia—are prominently shown, reflecting Cluver’s pioneering approach of combining classical sources with mo...

Ancient regional names—such as Thessalia, Macedonia, Epirus, Achaia, and Laconia—are prominently shown, reflecting Cluver’s pioneering approach of combining classical sources with mo...

." - Arrian, Ars Tactica, 34.4 (‘Ars Tactica’ was a military treatise that focussed on military tactics, specifically Roman cavalry and infantry formations, drawing on both Macedoni...

The map covers from the southern part of Italy, including Sicily, to the western parts of Asia Minor and from Macedonia to Crete. This map originates from Maison Basset's 1852 editio...

Frontispiece map of 'The History of Ancient Greece, Its Colonies, and Conquests From the Earliest Accounts Till the Division of the Macedonian Empire in the East : Including the Hist...

After the early death of the great Macedonian king, she gave birth to his son Alexander IV Aigos,

For example, we see ALEXANDRE - Alexander the Great, King of Macedonia, CÉSAR - Gaius Julius Caesar, Roman general, PALLAS - Pallas Athena, Greek goddess of wisdom, DAVID - King Davi...

The map covers the entire Balkan Peninsula from the Adriatic Sea across to the Black Sea, including present-day Greece, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Romania...