Greek Antiquities

Greek antiquities refer to the ancient artifacts, sculptures, architecture, and cultural objects from ancient Greece, dating from roughly the 9th century BC to the 1st century AD. These items reflect Greece's rich history of philosophy, art, politics, and religion, showcasing achievements like classical sculptures, temples such as the Parthenon, and pottery. They offer valuable insights into Greek society, values, and innovations that laid the foundations for Western civilization. Today, Greek antiquities are preserved in museums or archaeological sites, serving as enduring symbols of Greece’s cultural legacy and influence.