Very wonderful archaic griffin and astragalus (knucklebone)! Here's a young woman taking her chances "letting the die (astragalus) be cast":...
Never thought I'd see a bird bath on an ancient. Very cool! How about some tongs, anvil and hammer to make an ancient coin? [ATTACH] T. Carisius....
Stunning additions and entertaining and well researched write up:artist::bookworm::cigar: Centaurs and elephants oh my:wideyed: [ATTACH][ATTACH]...
How much does your tet weigh? Possibly Alexander III. 336-323 BC. AR Corinth mint. Struck under Demetrios Poliorketes, circa 310-290 BC. Head of...
Stunning Boeotian shield:wideyed: Amphora, how about two? [ATTACH] Ex @Bing collection Next: satyr
1183 BCE was a good year to be a Hellene. Not so good to be a flourishing coastal trade town that's a primary route into the east... with a REALLY...
Indeed! Could it be a feminine vs masculine kind of thing?
Great write up! Very interesting:bookworm: I did report it:nailbiting:... as a great thread to bring back featuring threads with:) I'd never...
If that surprises some and you really want to lose your faith in humanity check out FORVM'S fake LRBs:...
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Excellent result! Kinda funny you answered that you'd used used electrolysis and now you are being asked to give step by step instructions and...
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Lots of love. My heart goes out to you my friend. I've felt no deeper loss and that just months ago. Remember all the good times you spent...
Some great coins! Roma would be proud. Speaking of, this coin mightve put a tear in her eye, as it celebrated Constantine the Familicide's moving...
Ooooh, that's a stunner @Sulla80 :artist: [ATTACH] Next: more beautiful designs/ ornaments
Without major items striking my fancy at auction this weekend, again, I find myself trudging through the slop on fleebay and came across another...
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Best guess, yours is Seleukid. We're still not exactly sure if this is Macedonian or Thracian: [ATTACH] Next: Macedonian or Thracian
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