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The Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
View full detailsThe Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
View full detailsThe Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
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The Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
View full detailsCultural NoteThe meander, or “The Greek key”, has been named after the river described in Iliad by Homer. It is a symbol of the bonds of friendship...
View full detailsCultural NoteThe wave possesses a double nature: one the hand it symbolizes an unstoppable force which sweeps everything in its path without making...
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View The Mythical Collection Additional pieces are available from this page:Click here for more of the "Meander" page
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View The Mythical Collection Additional pieces are available from this page:Click here for more of the "Meander" page
The Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
View full detailsThe Geometric CollectionThe geometric age was a period of Greek history lasting from 1050 BC to 700 BC that took its name from the geometric decora...
View full detailsSpecial NotesThis piece can be found on the model's right arm - closest to her elbow.
Cultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...
View full detailsCultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...
View full detailsThe discs are reversible (same print on each side) Cultural NoteOne of the most mysterious objects from ancient Crete is the Phaistos Disc. It's a ...
View full detailsCultural Note The evil eye is a belief in a harmful curse that can be cast by a malicious look, often without the victim's knowledge. The origin of...
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