Ancient Greece, Parion 150-50 B.C.E. Medusa/ eagle. Bronze unit

Title: Ancient Greece, Parion 150-50 B.C.E. Medusa/ eagle. Bronze unit ODate Period: 150-50 B.C.E Material: Bronze unit Dimension: 21 mm Description: Ancient Greece. Parion. 150-50 B.C.E. Bronze unit.

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