Late Antiquity Collection
Late antiquity, a period of transition and transformation, witnessed the separation of sheep and goats
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Late antiquity, a period of transition and transformation, witnessed the separation of sheep and goats. In this era, the Byzantine Empire emerged as a prominent force, leaving its mark on history. The finger rings from this time reflect the diverse cultures that thrived during late antiquity. The Late Roman finger ring from the 6th-7th century showcases an unknown creator's craftsmanship. Its intricate design captures the essence of this era when artistry flourished amidst changing times. Similarly, Frankish finger rings from different periods - 500-550 AD, 7th century, and around 600 AD - reveal the artistic prowess of their anonymous creators. Emperor Justinian and his courtiers come to life in an early 20th-century Byzantine artwork. This depiction provides a glimpse into the opulence and power wielded by rulers during late antiquity. A chariot mount with three figures transports us back to Late Roman or Byzantine times between 300-500 AD. Crafted by an unknown artist, it symbolizes movement and progress during this transformative period. Coins portraying various emperors shed light on their reigns in late antiquity. Emperor Arcadius (383-408 CE) is immortalized on one coin while another features Emperor Honorius (384-423 CE). These coins serve as historical artifacts connecting us to these influential leaders who shaped their respective eras. Additionally, Emperor Valentinian I (364-375 CE) is depicted on yet another coin alongside Emperor Valentinian II (375-392 CE). These coins provide valuable insights into political dynamics during late antiquity. Late antiquity remains a fascinating chapter in human history where civilizations rose and fell but left behind remnants for us to explore today.