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![Greek Trireme [Illustration]](https://www.worldhistory.org/img/c/p/360x202/154.jpg?v=1739953088)
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Greek Trireme [Illustration]
Model of a Greek Trireme.
Displayed at Deutsches Museum, Munich, Germany.
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Greek Hoplites Fighting
Frieze of Greek hoplites fighting, from Nereid Monument at Xanthos in Lycia, ca. 390–380 BCE. On display at the British Museum, London.
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Greek Warriors Stele
A marble stele depicting two Greek warriors. Taman Peninsula, 4th century BCE. (Pushkin Museum, Moscow)
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Greek Pottery Ornaments
Ten of the most common decorative ornaments used in ancient Greek pottery. These were used principally on the outer edges of the pottery wares and also on the neck, foot and around handles.
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Greek Phalanx
A scene depicting the Greek phalanx composed of heavily armed hoplite warriors.
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Greek Trireme in Battle
An artist's impression of what a Greek trireme warship may have looked like.
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Greek Diplomatic Mission
An artist's rendition of what a diplomatic mission may have looked like in the ancient Greek world.
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Greek Courtship Scene
A courtship scene depicting a Greek man giving a pet hare to his beloved as a gift. Red-figure vase painting. Tame hares and rabbits were often given as gifts during courtships, as a token of affection. Attributed to "The...
![Greek Hoplites [Artist's Impression]](https://www.worldhistory.org/img/c/p/360x202/4820.png?v=1775715318)
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Greek Hoplites [Artist's Impression]
An artist's rendition of how Greek hoplites may have appeared.
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Greek Black-Glazed Pottery
Although known by this term, the pottery is not technically glazed. It evolved from the Greek Attic "Red-on-Black" pottery, but the images of heroes and gods that made the Attic vases famous were replaced by vegetal and...
