RussianTHE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART
| 7341. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Amphitheatre. Box of honour. 1st century CE. Verona. | |
| 7342. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Amphitheatre. Flight of stairs with water drain. 1st century CE. Verona. | |
| 7343. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statue of Augustus from Prima Porta. Detail. Marble. Ca. 20—17 BCE. Inv. No. 2290. Rome, Vatican Museums, Chiaramonti Museum, New Wing, 14. | |
| 7344. SCULPTURE. Rome. Statue of Augustus from Prima Porta. Marble. Ca. 20—17 BCE. Inv. No. 2290. Rome, Vatican Museums, Chiaramonti Museum, New Wing, 14. | |
| 7345. SCULPTURE. Rome. Pediment of the Arch of August on northwest side. 27 BCE. Rimini. | |
| 7346. SCULPTURE. Rome. Cornice of the Arch of August on southeast side. 27 BCE. Rimini. | |
| 7347. CERAMICS. Greece. Dokimasia of riders. Cup from Orvieto. Berlin, State Museums, Collection of Classical Antiquities. | |
| 7348. MILITARY ART. Greece. Peltast. After the Athenian painting on a vase. | |
| 7349. SCULPTURE. Greece. Marathon warrior. Funerary stele of Aristion by Aristocles. Marble. Late 6th century BCE. Athens, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 7350. MILITARY ART. Greece. Arrowhead with three notches. | |
| 7351. MILITARY ART. Greece. Metallic helmet shaped after the model of a Phrygian cap. | |
| 7352. INSTRUMENTS. Greece. Harness of horses in a chariot. Homeric times. | |
| 7353. SCULPTURE. Greece. Chariot. Relief on a frieze (?). 6th — early 5th BCE. | |
| 7354. CERAMICS. Greece. Soldiers. Crater. Mycenae. Clay. 12th century BCE. Athens, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 7355. MILITARY ART. Greece. Bone arrowheads. From a tomb in Mycenae. | |
| 7356. MILITARY ART. Greece. Edge of a spear from Mycenae. Bronze. | |
| 7357. MILITARY ART. Greece. Sword of the pre-Homeric age. | |
| 7358. MILITARY ART. Greece. Sword of the pre-Homeric age. | |
| 7359. MILITARY ART. Greece. Golden edge from Mycenae with a scene of hunting for lions. 16th century BCE. Athens, National Archaeological Museum. | |
| 7360. ARCHITECTURE. Syria. The storehouses. Administrative and economic district. 22—10 BCE. Caesarea. | |