![DSC_0267 Kernos, from Milos island, Cycladic period, c. 2000 BC. This object was found in a tomb and may have been used during funerary rituals.](thumbs/DSC_0267.webp)
Kernos, from Milos island, Cycladic period, c. 2000 BC. This object was found in a tomb and may have been used during funerary rituals.
![IMG_0453 Apollo (Apollo of Cassel), 100 AD, possibly from Italy, copy of a statue made in 460 BC depicting young Apollo.](thumbs/IMG_0453.webp)
Apollo (Apollo of Cassel), 100 AD, possibly from Italy, copy of a statue made in 460 BC depicting young Apollo.
![P1110842 A metope from the Parthenon : the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.](thumbs/P1110842.webp)
A metope from the Parthenon: the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.
![P1110838 Part of the frieze of the Parthenon , ca. 440 BC.](thumbs/P1110838.webp)
Part of the frieze of the Parthenon, ca. 440 BC.
![P1110841 A metope from the Parthenon : the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.](thumbs/P1110841.webp)
A metope from the Parthenon: the rapt of a lapith woman by a centaur.
![P1110828 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.](thumbs/P1110828.webp)
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.
![IMG_20200223_175138 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.](thumbs/IMG_20200223_175138.webp)
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.
![P1110834 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](thumbs/P1110834.webp)
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".