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• 아테네 국립 고고학 박물관의 상설 소장품 · 아테네, 그리스

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• Clay depas amphikypellon from Troy.
• The ''Thinker''. Large compact figure of a seated man. Karditsa, Thessaly, Final Neolithic period (4500-3300 BC). 4500-3300 BC
• ''The Nurse''. Clay figurine of a woman sitting on a stool with an infant in her arms. Sesklo (Thessaly), 4800-4500 BC. 4800-4500 BC
• Bronze and gold jewellery worn by the buried woman in grave 25 of the Sesklo cemetery. Middle Bronze Age (1900-1600 BC). 1900-1600 BC
• Clay spherical vase with polychrome decoration. Dimini, Magnesia, Late Neolithic (5300-4800 BC). 5300-4800 BC
• Stone tools, one of them preserves its bone handle.
• Stone plaque of steatite, possibly pendant. Dimini, Magnesia, Late or Final Neolithic period (5300-3300 BC). 5300-3300 BC
• Gold pin decorated with antithetic birds on the head. Poliochni, Lemnos (middle of 3rd millennium BC.).
• Detail from a large storage jar with the incised represantation of a dog. Early Bronze Age period, 2500-2100 BC. From Askitario in the Rafina district of Attica 2500-2100 BC
• A large storage jar with the incised representation of a dog. Askitario, Rafina district of Attica. Early Bronze Age (2500-2100 BC). 2500-2100 BC
• Gold ring-shaped amulet of hammered sheet. Unknown provenience. Final Neolithic period (4500-3300 BC) 4500-3300 BC
• Marble statuette of a male figure playing a musical instrument, lyre or harp. Keros, Early Cycladic II period (Keros - Syros culture, 2800 - 2300 B.C.).
• Marble statuette of a standing male figure playing a musical instrument (the double flute). Keros, Early Cycladic II period (Keros-Syros Culture, 2800-2300 BC). 2800-2300 BC
• Female statue of the Early Cycladic folded-arm type; Parian marble. Amorgos, Early Cycladic II period (Keros-Syros Culture, 2800-2300 BC). 2800-2300 BC
• Marble bowl with a lump of red pigment and an obsidian pestle.
• Hut pyxis of green steatite. Naxos. Early Cycladic I and II periods (3200 – 2300 B.C.).
• Cylinder, probably a stand for a vase, with a painted representation of fishermen; from Phylakopi III on Melos. Beginning of 16th cent.BC.
• Fresco fragments from a frieze showing a seascape with flying fish. From Phylakopi, Melos, 1600-1500 π.Χ.
• Zoomorphic vase in the shape of an animal, a little bear or a hedgehog, holding a bowl. Chalandriani, Syros. Early Cycladic II period, Keros-Syros Culture (2800 2800-2300 BC
• Clay frying-pan vessel with incised decoration of a boat. Chalandriani on Syros. Early Cycladic II period (Keros-Syros Culture, 2800-2300 BC). 2800-2300 BC
• Clay lion's head rhyton. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Semiglobular cup with painted decoration reserved on one side. Aκroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Beak-spouted nippled ewer, with human and bird features, both plastic and painted. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Kymbe (open elongated vessel) with polychrome dolphin decoration. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Strainer-pyxis decorated with white lilies in dark background. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Large jug with painted grape decoration. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Tall undecorated ceremonial vase with plastic relief ridges; an indigenous Theran pottery type. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Circular lead weights of various sizes. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Conical rhyton (ritual vessel) decorated with circumscribed rosettes. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.
• Large jug with polychrome bird decoration. Akroteri, Thera, 16th cent. BC.

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