
Kernos, from Milos island, Cycladic period, c. 2000 BC. This object was found in a tomb and may have been used during funerary rituals.

Apollo (Apollo of Cassel), 100 AD, possibly from Italy, copy of a statue made in 460 BC depicting young Apollo.

A metope from the Parthenon: the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.

Part of the frieze of the Parthenon, ca. 440 BC.

A metope from the Parthenon: the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.

Funerary lion, classic Greece, 350 BC. The lion stood over a tomb.
The rock and the lower part of the legs and the tail are modern additions.
The rock and the lower part of the legs and the tail are modern additions.

The winged victory of Samothrace, a sculpture from the Greek Hellenistic period (dated ca. 200 BC), found in the Greek island of Samothrace in 1863.

Aphrodite (called Venus by the Romans), Goddess of love; 120 BC, found in Milos , an island in the Greek Cyclades. It is known as the "Venus from Milos".