Ancient Greece, Asia Minor Pisidia,Selge AE Unit

A mixed lot of 20 ancient coins. Lot includes a Greek silver coin from Selge in Pisidia, a Judean Prutah, couple of Greek bronzes from Asia Minor & Macedonia, several large bronzes from the Roman Repu

Ancient Greece / Asia Minor, Ionia, Ephesus, ca. 390 to 330 BCE. A very fine silver tetradrachm - a Rhodian weight standard - displaying an obverse of a bee with straight wings flanked by the Greek le

"Greece and the Empire of Croesus according to Herodotus", published by John and Paul Knapton, London, 1747. Map of ancient Greece and Asia Minor. Fine, map image measures 9.5 x 6.25". Reserve: $40.00

Ancient Greece, Pontus Sinope AE Unit (2nd-1st Cent. BC) VF Product ID: 288476 Year: 2nd-1st Century BC Grade: Very Fine Grade Service: None Denomination: AE Unit Mint Mark: Not Shown Met

Title/Content of Map: Ancient Greece, Including Parts of Asia Minor. Epirus, Macedonia, Thrace, Illyria, Moesia, Pannonia and Dacia. Date Printed: 1820 Cartographer: GROS, C. Size (inches): 13x12.6 "F

Two wrestlers / slinger to right. SNG Cop. 247. VF+ Country:ancient Greece – Pisidia

Two wrestlers / Slinger right, triskeles and club in field. SNG Paris 1941. F+ Country:ancient Greece – Pisidia

Isinda (AE18, SNG BnF 1576), Selge (AE13, SNG BnF 1979), Termessos maior (AE19, SNG BnF 2106). (3) F/VF/F Country:ancient Greece – Pisidia

Roman Imperial Art in Greece and Asia Minor Vermeule C.C. (1968). Cambridge, Harvard University Press. CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ The library of Dr J. Robert Guy

Incl Ancient France, Spain, Germany, Greece, Alexander the Great Empire, and Asia Minor. Copper Engraved Maps Published 1829, Paris for "Atlas de La Geographie..." by Felix Delamarche. Contemporary ou

Title/Content of Map: 1768 Millar Map of Greece, Macedonia and Asia Minor -- A Correct Map of Ancient Greece Date Printed: 1768 c. Cartographer: G Millar Size: 14.3 x 9.3 in. A very nice map of Greece

Woodruff, Samuel Journal of a Tour to Malta, Greece, Asia Minor, Carthage, Algiers, Port Mahon and Hartford: Cooke & Co., 1831. First edition, 8vo, lithographed frontispiece, original cloth-backed pri

Eastern Greece, Rhodes or Asia Minor, Archaic Period, ca. 6th century BCE. An elegantly constructed ceramic trefoil oinochoe with radiating crescent bands painted in an earthy burnt orange pigment on

Ancient Near East/Asia Minor, Anatolia, Yortan culture, Early Bronze Age II, ca. 2700 to 2400 BCE. An enormous wheel-thrown pottery jug with a trio of conical feet, a spherical body with a tapered sho

**Originally Listed At $800** Ancient Near East/Asia Minor, Western Anatolia, Yortan Culture, Early Bronze Age, ca. 2700 to 2300 BCE. A hand-built and stone-burnished blackware pottery vessel - known

**Originally Listed At $800** Ancient Eastern Greece / Western Asia, probably Lydia, ca. 6th to 5th century BCE. An intriguing hair ring composed of 65% gold (equivalent to 15K+) with a thick shank ar

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Asia Minor, modern-day Turkey, Anatolia, Early Bronze Age, ca. 3000 to 2500 BCE. An intriguing stone figure of anthropomorphic form presenting the char

Ancient Near East/Asia Minor, Western Anatolia, Yortan Culture, Early Bronze Age, ca. 2700 to 2300 BCE. A unique blackware offering vessel, known as a kernos, presenting a bulbous, globular body and a

Ancient Near East and Asia Minor, Anatolia, Hittite culture, ca. second half of the 2nd millennium BCE. A beautiful and early example of a cast-bronze axe head of a heavy, flat, and biconcave form. Th

Central Asia or Asia Minor, Bactria, ca. 3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. A beautiful example of a pillar idol (sometimes called a column idol), hand-carved and smoothed from a mottled creamy pink and grey

Asia Minor/Western Asia, Anatolia, ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A wonderful stone bowl with steep side and clear drill marks around its interior, showing how ancient artisans made the vessel. Projecting fr

An exquisite ancient Greek gold and onyx bead ibex head necklace clasp, circa 400-300BC, likely from Ionia along the Western coast of Asia Minor. Includes original receipt and Certificate of Authentic

Asia Minor, Anatolia, modern-day Turkey, Early Bronze Age II to III, ca. 2700 to 2000 BCE. This is a fascinating rendering of a highly abstract marble idol figure, in a thick, cylindrical form. The bo

Central Asia or Asia Minor, possibly Bactrian, ca. 1st millennium BCE. A fine stone bowl, made from diorite. The bowl is very shallow, with a pronounced, wide rim, and stands on a small, round foot. D