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Mycenaean art. Treasury of the Acropolis of Mycenae. Golden
Mycenaean art. Treasury of the Acropolis of Mycenae. Golden cup with two handles ending with the head of a dog biting the edge of the cup. Found in a tomb of Circle A. Dated in the late 15th century BCE. Archaeological Museum. Athens. Greece
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Acropolis Archaeological Athens Circle Civilization Handle Mycenae Mycenaean Tomb Treasure Treasury 15th
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This stunning photograph showcases the exquisite Golden Cup with two canine handle terminals, discovered in the renowned Treasury of the Acropolis of Mycenae in Greece. Dated back to the late 15th century BCE, this remarkable artifact is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Mycenaean civilization. The Treasury of the Acropolis of Mycenae, located in the ancient city of Mycenae, has yielded numerous treasures, including gold and silver vessels, weapons, and jewelry. This golden cup, with its intricately designed handles, is one of the most famous finds from Circle A tomb. Each handle of the cup terminates in the head of a dog, biting the edge of the cup. The dogs' heads are finely crafted, with their jaws clamped firmly onto the rim, creating an illusion of the animals holding the vessel in place. The canines' eyes are depicted with inlaid stones, adding an extra layer of detail and visual interest. The intricate goldwork and the use of precious materials demonstrate the advanced metallurgical skills and artistic abilities of the Mycenaean craftsmen. This cup is not only an exceptional example of Mycenaean art but also a significant historical artifact, shedding light on the wealth and cultural sophistication of the Mycenaean civilization during the Late Bronze Age. Currently, the Golden Cup with the canine handles is housed in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece, where it continues to captivate visitors and scholars alike with its beauty and historical significance.
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