|
|
| Bronze horse ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Bronze horse. |
| Bronze horse leg ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Bronze horse leg. |
(Statuette) Bronze horse and rider, well preserved. Legs slightly twisted and feet broken off. On one side of the horse are the letters HIE. Spots of active corrosion treated with silver oxide. Moved permanently ... 14 April 1937 ... Bronze Horse and Rider |
| Nike on bronze horse, from Artemision ... comparative material ... 1974 ... Nike on bronze horse, from Artemision. |
| Bronze horse and rider from Artemision ... comparative material ... 1974 ... Bronze horse and rider from Artemision. |
| Bronze leg of a horse ... AMS Horizontal (normal) ... Bronze leg of a horse. |
| Complete except for ends of legs and tip of tail.
Small horse with slender body and notched mane.
The bronze has swollen and split somewhat, especially around the muzzle and left foreleg. In modern fill ... 19 May 1936 ... Complete except for ends of legs and tip of tail.
Small horse with slender body and notched mane.
The bronze has swollen and split somewhat, especially around the muzzle and left foreleg. |
| Antigonos Gonatas, Kings of Macedonia ... Coin no. 87. Casts stored in Lab Case No. 52E. Demolition. Head of young Herakles r. B A above
Nude horseman crowning horse r.; at r. of horse, crescent; below, 59 85-25-15 ... 277-239 B.C. |
Thessalian League ... Coin no. 3. S.W. trench, south end, Γ-Δ. Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. ΘΕΣΣΑ|ΛΩΝ
Horse stepping r. 345, 1459 ... 196-1st c. B.C. |
Thessalian League ... Original identification on the envelope:
Obv. inscription: Ι?Π?Π?Α?[ ... /Τ?Α?Σ? Coin no. 2. Trench Γ, red earth. Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. [ΘΕΣΣΑ|ΛΩΝ]
Horse stepping r. 502 ... 196-1st c. B.C. |
| Apparently the left hind leg.
The position, not vertical, but forming an angle of ca. 0.45 to the supposed ground line, suggests that the horse was rearing. Hollow cast; carefully modelled; the hairs of ... 23 June 1933 |
Thessalonike ... Blistered. Coin no. 3. Cistern. Head of Athena r., wearing Corinthian helmet. θEσςAλO|NIKHς
Horse running r.; below horse, caduceus. 1597 ... 187-168/167 B.C. |
Macedonia ... Alexander III, Kings of Macedonia ... Young male head r., diad. AλEχANδPOY above Horse prancing r ... Ca. 336-323 B.C. |
| Antigonos Gonatas, Kings of Macedonia ... Cop 1214--1221.
[between front legs of horse, φ] Weight: Broken Head of young Herakles r. B A above Nude horseman crowning horse r.; below, 85-14-7 ... Antigonos Gonatas, 277--239 B.C. |
Gyrton ... Rogers, nos. 232--235; Cop 59, 60.
[(D 4:1)]
OB. Head of Zeus l. laureate.
RE. ΓΥΡΤ ΩΝΙΩΝ Horse trotting r.; below and bunch of grapes? Coin no. 5. Cistern. Head of Zeus l., laur. γYPT-ω|NIωN Horse stepping ... 4th century B.C. |
Macedonia ... Alexander III, Kings of Macedonia ... BMCAlexander 338--370. Young male head r., diad. AλEχANδPOY above Horse prancing r ... Ca. 336-323 B.C. |
| Camp, J ... The American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... This concise and beautifully illustrated book demonstrates the many roles played by the horse in the lives of the Greeks, from its place in myth and early history to its significance as a marker of social ... 1998 ... From their arrival in Greece, at the start of the Middle Bronze Age (ca. 2000 B.C.), horses were a powerful symbol of rank. Bridles and other horse trappings are often found in graves, alongside vases depicting horses grazing, racing, and parading. Sculpture is also full of horse imagery, from monumental equestrian statues (a bronze leg and gilded sword are all that remain from one of these) to tiny terracotta figurines, perhaps a child’s toys. |
Elis ... Coin no. 3. Surface. Head of Zeus r., laureate. [F-A]
Horse trotting r. 261 ... 271-191 B.C. |
Elis ... BMC 144, 145 (or 129) Head of Zeus r., laur. [F-A] Horse trotting r ... 271--191 B.C. |
| Thessalian League ... Time of Hadrianus. Coin no. 9.
Casts stored in Lab Case No. 52A. [ΑΧΙΛ]-ΛΕΥC
Bust of Achilles r., wearing crested helmet. Border of dots. [ΘΕ]ECCΑΛΩ|Ν
Horse stepping r. 245 C 752, 90-16-17, 84-2-28 ... 117-138 A.D. |
|
|
