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Hellenistic Mosaics
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The below mosaics were created in the Hellenistic Period, defined by the conquests of Alexander the
Great, ending with the death of Cleopatra VII of Egypt (330-30 B.C). These mosaics were discovered in
Alexandria in Egypt, Antioch in Syria, Cyprus, the island of Delos, and Bactria.
Great, ending with the death of Cleopatra VII of Egypt (330-30 B.C). These mosaics were discovered in
Alexandria in Egypt, Antioch in Syria, Cyprus, the island of Delos, and Bactria.
Dionysus on Leopard
Discovered on the secret island of Delos, where the cult of Apollo was very powerful, this mosaics (ca. 3rd-2nd
century B.C.) recalls the Pella Dionysus on Panther mosaic from the 4th century BC.
Item No. M020
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Discovered on the secret island of Delos, where the cult of Apollo was very powerful, this mosaics (ca. 3rd-2nd
century B.C.) recalls the Pella Dionysus on Panther mosaic from the 4th century BC.
Item No. M020
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Hunting Dog and gilded Askos
This mosaic depicting a hunting dog seated near a gilded askos was discovered in Alexandria in Egypt.
Item No. M021
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This mosaic depicting a hunting dog seated near a gilded askos was discovered in Alexandria in Egypt.
Item No. M021
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Macedonian Star
This mosaic depicting the Macedonian royal symbol was discovered in Bactria (modern Afganistan), the farthermost
regions of the Macedonian Empire.
Item No. M022
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This mosaic depicting the Macedonian royal symbol was discovered in Bactria (modern Afganistan), the farthermost
regions of the Macedonian Empire.
Item No. M022
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Drunken Dionysus
Found at Antioch in Syria, this mosaic depicts the god Dionysus.
Item No. M023
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Found at Antioch in Syria, this mosaic depicts the god Dionysus.
Item No. M023
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