Classical Antiquity
Holdings include a larger group of ceramics and sculpture from ancient Cyprus plus a small group of Attic pottery and Greek and Roman sculpture. The most significant Classical object is a Panathenaic amphora by the Berlin Painter.
Cypriot
Zoomorphic Askos
Middle Bronze Age (1900-1600 BCE)
12.1.21
Cypriot
Jug - beak spout
Middle Cypriot II (1800-1725 BCE)
12.1.26
Cypriot
Wreathed Head of a Bearded Male
about 480-460 BCE
12.1.324
Cypriot
Cup with Long Spout
Middle Bronze Age (1900-1600 BCE)
12.1.4
Cypriot
Jug
Early Bronze Age (2700-1900 BCE)
12.1.9
possibly Roman
Red granite; or part of Pompey's pillar (possibly)
4th century
13.158.4255
probably Tarentine | Hellenistic | Greek
Pair of Lion Head Earrings
4th century BCE
2004.2.35569
Attic | Greek
Askos
late 5th century BCE
2012.46
Attributed to the Berlin Painter, Greek, Attic, active about 505 - 460 BCE | Greek
Black-figure Panathenaic Prize Amphora depicting Athena between Columns (side a); Wrestlers and Judge...
480-470 BCE
c.959.53
Attributed to the Epidromos Painter, Greek | Athens | Greek
Red-figure Kylix
520-500 BCE
c.970.35
Greek, Geometric period | Athens
Pyxis with lid
Geometric Period (early 8th century BCE)
c.985.15
Unknown Roman | Eastern Mediterranean
Ram
3rd-6th century
s.2000.52
Roman, Julio-Claudian era
Portrait Head of a Young Boy
about 10 BCE- 60 CE
s.965.90.14
Roman
Relief with a Nilotic Scene
1st century BCE
s.977.201
Unidentified Roman, Early Antonine maker
Sarcophagus Fragment with Eros, Three Nereids, a Triton, a Ichthyocentaur, and a Hippocamp
about 180-190
s.977.21
Unidentified Rhodian, Greek maker
Archaic Female Protome
about 500-475 BCE
s.978.4
Greco-Roman
Herm Head of a Bearded Man
2nd century
s.993.43.2