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Start Over Object class Twelve Olympians Media available legacy documentation Collection place Greece

1. Calyx-krater

Museum number:
8-3495
Object class:
Athena and Satyrs
Collector:
Alfred Emerson
Collection place:
Boeotia, Central Greece

2. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-4844
Culture or time period:
Greek Classical Period (480–323 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
393-322 BC
Dimensions:
linear 14 millimeters and weight 2.26 grams
Collector:
Alfred Emerson
Collection place:
Athens, Attica, Greece
Collection date:
unknown
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity)

3. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-4797
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
220-83 BC
Dimensions:
weight 9.14 grams and linear 19 millimeters
Collector:
Alfred Emerson
Collection place:
Athens, Attica, Greece
Collection date:
unknown
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity) and Zeus (Greek deity)

4. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-4826
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
279-168 BC
Dimensions:
linear 17 millimeters and weight 4.34 grams
Collector:
Alfred Emerson
Collection place:
Greece
Collection date:
unknown
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

5. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-5565
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
after 300 BC
Dimensions:
linear 18 millimeters and weight 5.8 grams
Collector:
John L. Balderston
Collection place:
Samothrace, Western Thrace, Greece
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity) and Cybele (Anatolian and Roman deity)

6. Coin

Museum number:
7-6115
Object class:
Athena, Coins (money), Drachma-based coins, and Phoenixes
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
1973
Collector:
Darrell Arlynn Amyx
Collection place:
Greece

7. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-5682
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
220-83 BC
Dimensions:
weight 9 grams and linear 20 millimeters
Collector:
H. M. Holbrook
Collection place:
Athens, Attica, Greece
Collection date:
unknown
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity)

8. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-8070
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
279-168 BC
Dimensions:
weight 3.475 grams and linear 17 millimeters
Collector:
Fredrica Lippman Lindgren and Henry Clay Lindgren
Collection place:
Aetolia, Central Greece
Collection date:
unknown
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity)

9. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-5548
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
279-168 BC
Dimensions:
weight 5.46 grams and linear 19 millimeters
Collector:
John L. Balderston
Collection place:
Greece
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

10. Coin: æ

Museum number:
8-5681
Culture or time period:
Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:
Athena and Coins (money)
Function:
7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:
220-83 BC
Dimensions:
weight 9.5 grams and linear 21 millimeters
Collector:
H. M. Holbrook
Collection place:
Athens, Attica, Greece
Person depicted:
Athena (Greek deity) and Castor and Pollux (Greek and Roman deities)

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