Byzantine artifacts

Byzantine artifacts refer to artworks and objects created during the Byzantine Empire, which thrived from the 4th to the 15th centuries. These artifacts include intricately designed mosaics, religious icons, illuminated manuscripts, and decorative objects made from materials like glass and metal. They reflect the empire's rich cultural heritage, combining Roman, Greek, and Middle Eastern influences, often showcasing themes of Christianity. Byzantine artifacts are significant for understanding the art, religion, and daily life of that era, and they offer insights into the empire's political power and cultural achievements.