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Votive stele from Lydia, Asia Minor. God Pan on the upper left.

Relief from Kekova (gr. Kakavas), the port of Myra in Asia Minor.

Relief from Kekova (gr. Kakavas), the port of Myra in Asia Minor.

Inscriptions and funeral monuments from Telmessus and Myra, Asia Minor.

Ancient inscription from Amphipolis.

Enigmatic inscription from a bust of Isis. In the late 18th century the inscription became the cause of controversy among British scholars. Several academics believed that it was an Egyptian bust with Chinese ideograms, produced in the context of Chinese-Egyptian commercial relations, while others considered the item a forgery.

Votive stele from Susa, Iran.

Strife of Poseidon and Athena, from the western pediment of the Parthenon. Dionysus from the eastern pediment of the Parthenon. Dionysus from the Choregic monument of Lysicrates. The strife of Poseidon and Athena, with other gods present: Ancient vase, which was discovered during the excavations of the walls of the Acropolis and ended up in Cambridge as part of Edward Clarke's collection.

Map of the site of ancient Gortyn, Crete. View of Gortyn.

Statuette from Egypt.

Map of the coasts of Syria and Lebanon.

The structure known as “drakospito” (ogre's house) on top of Mount Ocha, Euboea. 1. Interior view of the entrance and part of the façade. 2. Plan of the site. 3. Plan and section of the entrance.

The structure known as “drakospito” (ogre's house) on top of Mount Ocha, Euboea. According to the author, it was and ancient sanctuary. However, although animal remains and fragments of vases have been discovered on the site, to date the exact function of the building has not been established with certainty.

View of Midas monument in the village of Yazılıkaya, near Eskişehir. The whole of the ancient site is also called Midas City due to its plethora of Phrygian monuments, and forms part of the Phrygian valley.

Map of Asia Minor.

Drawing of the remains of the northern wall of the Acropolis of Castelli, Patmos (situated to the north of Chora of Patmos).

Title page.

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Votive stele from Lydia, Asia Minor. God Pan on the upper left.

Relief from Kekova (gr. Kakavas), the port of Myra in Asia Minor.

Relief from Kekova (gr. Kakavas), the port of Myra in Asia Minor.

Inscriptions and funeral monuments from Telmessus and Myra, Asia Minor.

Ancient inscription from Amphipolis.

Votive stele from Susa, Iran.

Map of the site of ancient Gortyn, Crete. View of Gortyn.

Statuette from Egypt.

Map of the coasts of Syria and Lebanon.

The structure known as “drakospito” (ogre's house) on top of Mount Ocha, Euboea. 1. Interior view of the entrance and part of the façade. 2. Plan of the site. 3. Plan and section of the entrance.

View of Midas monument in the village of Yazılıkaya, near Eskişehir. The whole of the ancient site is also called Midas City due to its plethora of Phrygian monuments, and forms part of the Phrygian valley.

Map of Asia Minor.

Drawing of the remains of the northern wall of the Acropolis of Castelli, Patmos (situated to the north of Chora of Patmos).

Title page.

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