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| The archaeological museum of Berlin. One of the 5 museums of the Museum Island in Berlin. | 
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| A child helps a drunk person to vomit. | 
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| Pericles the great Athenean statesman who led Athens during Golden age. | 
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| A Persian soldier | 
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| Another Persian soldier | 
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| Achilles receives his new weapons made by god Hephaestus himself | 
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| A Greek hoplite | 
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| Satyrs were a popular theme in vase drawing. | 
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| Satyrs were most of the times depicted sexually teasing women | 
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| This vase depicts a young woman dancing to the rythm of the double flute | 
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| A marble lion | 
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| Gravestones depictes the diceased and their families. Some other times it depicted abstract themes. | 
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| This gravestone depicts three soldiers | 
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| This vase depicts a theatrical performance in ancient Greece. | 
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| Roman era statues become more detailed. | 
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| The bust of King Antiochus of the Kingdom of the Seleucids(Syria) | 
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| Alexander the Great | 
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| The presence of black African people in Ancient Greece is a long debated subject. Here is a bust that clearly shows an African face. | 
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| Bust of the philosopher Epicurus | 
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| Sol invictus was the ultimate deity of the Roman imperial era. | 
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| Two Greek heroes of the Trojan war play some sort of table game under the surveillance of goddess Athena. | 
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| Hecules fights Antaeus and raises him from the ground,from which Antaeus was drawing strength, | 
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| The Athenean hero Theseus slays the Minotaur. | 
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| Again two Hoplites play the same board game. | 
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| Olive collection from trees. | 
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| Coins depicting King and Queens of the Ptolemaic dynasty which ruled Hellenistic Egypt. | 
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| These coins depict Greeks from the west. Important people from the Greek colonies in Italy and Sicily. | 
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| These coins depict the Greek Kings of the Indo-Bactrian kingdom(Nowadays Afghanistan) | 
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| The Seleucid dynasty coins. | 
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| Depictions of Alexander the Great in coins. | 
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| A ancient Greek hoplite helmet. | 
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| Phallic symbols were common in Antiquity. | 












 
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