Sep 19, 2025
Pair of gold earrings with Ganymede and the eagle,
Circa 330–300 B.C.
Total H. 2 3/8 in. (6 cm); H. of rosette 1 in. (2.5 cm); H. of Ganymede group 1 3/16 in. (3 cm)
Courtesy: Metropolitan Museum
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Pair of gold earrings with Ganymede and the eagle,
Circa 330–300 B.C.
Total H. 2 3/8 in. (6 cm); H. of rosette 1 in. (2.5 cm); H. of Ganymede group 1 3/16 in. (3 cm)
Courtesy: Metropolitan Museum
~ Fragmentary Figure.
Culture: Olmec
Period: Middle Preclassic
Date: 900-300 B.C.
Medium: Jadeite
Mujeres en la sensia: Agnodice, la prima doktora de la Gresia (Atenas 300 a.n.e.)
🇪🇸 Agnodice, nacida en Atenas en el 300 a.C., es considerada la primera doctora y ginecóloga de la antigua Grecia. Según la leyenda, Agnodice se cortó el cabello y se disfrazó de hombre para estudiar medicina en Alejandría, ya que a las mujeres les estaba prohibido practicarla. Al ser acusada de seducir a sus pacientes, reveló su verdadera identidad ante los jueces, lo que la llevó a ser condenada a muerte. Sin embargo, las mujeres de Atenas, incluyendo las esposas de los jueces, intervinieron para salvarla, logrando que se revocara la sentencia y se permitiera a las mujeres practicar medicina, siempre que atendieran a otras mujeres.
🇺🇸 Agnodice, born in Athens in 300 B.C., is considered the first female doctor and gynecologist in ancient Greece. According to legend, Agnodice cut her hair and disguised herself as a man to study medicine in Alexandria, as women were forbidden to practice it. When accused of seducing her patients, she revealed her true identity before the judges, leading to a death sentence. However, the women of Athens, including the judges' wives, intervened to save her, resulting in the reversal of her sentence and the allowance for women to practice medicine, provided they treated only other women.
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~ Neck Ring.
Date: 500–300 B.C.
Culture: Celtic
Medium: Bronze
~ Seated Puppy.
Culture: Jalisco
Date: 300 B.C.-A.D. 300
Period: Late Pre-Classic
Medium: Ceramic buffware with ochre paint overall
~ Mirror.
Date: 300-275 B.C.
Culture: Etruscan
Medium: Bronze
~ Gold Oak Wreath with a Bee and Two Cicadas.
Culture: Greek
Period: Hellenistic
Date: 350-300 BC.
Place of origin: Turkey, Marmara Region: Çanakkale (province), Dardanelles
Medium: Gold
~ Earrings.
Date: 300-100 B.C.
Place of origin: Vulci (Canino) (tomb François), Southern Italy