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Really like it when Aphrodite is depicted wearing bigass headwear, huge fan of that btw

(This one isnt that big but who cares)

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Greek bowl with a medallion depicting Dionysos and Ariadne on the left, and Silenos on the right

ca. 100 BCE

J Paul Getty Museum 83.AM.389

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Apollo with a raven and Artemis with a deer

Roman marble (1st cent. CE) candelabrum base with decorative reliefs and crouching sphinxes at the corners.

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Cats at the Temple of Apollo Site // Delphi Archeological site, Greece

Photo: me 2025

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Onyx cameo of Ariadne, in a modern gold ring. Greek, Hellenistic Period, 3rd-2nd centuries B.C. In the Royal Collection.

Description from the Royal Collection Trust:

Cameo with a head of Ariadne, consort of Dionysos, facing to the right with her gaze slightly lifted. She wears a wreath of ivy leaves and berries. Her hair is gathered in a roll at the back and ringlets cascade down her neck with a stray lock before the neck. A trace of her dress becomes visible along the neckline. The rather fleshy features and short nose recall portraits of Ptolemaic queens and the resemblance may be deliberate since such assimilation to deities was common practice.

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Scaraboid gem with a dolphin, Greek

classical period 450–400 BC.

Translucent brown chalcedony mottled with yellow jasper.

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Chocolate toffee flavored

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- Heraclès, bronze (- IIe s.)  Musée du Capitole, Rome

For some reason– just on my mobile– is glitched and put yugioh of all things as the banner on this blog

#glitch #yugioh #hellenism #never thought I’d tag those together

firefly-graphics

I know you've done one of my requests before but If you have time I was wondering if you could possibly make some dividers inspired by The Song of Achilles.

Hello!! here you go...

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More Ancient Greece Dividers available.

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#there’s also these ones too

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Ancient Greece AU Divider

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Requests are OPEN!

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#these might be nice for people’s online blogs & shrines?

thearchaicsmile

Late Roman stone mosaic from the Greek city of Halicarnassus, Caria (modern Bodrum, Turkey), dated 4th century AD, now in the British Museum. A coloured laurel wreath encloses a Greek inscription with the following words:

ΥΓΙΑ "Health" ΖΟΗ "Life" ΧΑΡΑ "Joy" ΕΙΡΗΝΗ "Peace" ΕΥΘΥΜΙΑ "Happiness" ΕΛΠΙϹ "Hope"

🏛️: © The Trustees of the British Museum