Early Greek | eTiquities by Phoenix Ancient Art

Early Greek art was produced primarily by two civilizations of the Bronze Age (3rd and 2nd millennia B.C.), the Minoans on Crete and the Mycenaeans on mainland Greece. The Minoans are best known for their grand palaces at Knossos, Phaistos and Malia, as well as their beautiful pottery, often sporting aquatic themes, and intricately hewn gems and seals. The Mycenaeans of mainland Greece, who also erected great palatial structures at Mycenae and Pylos, are best known for their fine pottery.

Early Cypriot Vase with Geometric Decoration $3,800.00 view	Gold Ring "Idol" $700.00 view	Mycenaean "Psi" Idol $21,000.00 view	Mycenaean Stirrup Jar $14,000.00 view
Mycenaean Terracotta Cup $12,000.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2005- No 1 Catalogue $20.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art 2007 Greek and Roman Gold Catalogue $250.00 view	Phoenix Ancient Art's Exotics of the Classical World $35.00 view

Anatolian	Cycladic	Geometric Greek	Mesopotamian	Sardinian
Archaic	Cypriot	Greek	Neolithic	Sarmatian
Bactrian	Dark Age	Hellenistic	Orientalizing Greek	Scythian
Byzantine	Early Greek	Hittite	Persian	South Arabian
Canaanite	Egyptian	Iberian	Phoenician	South Italian
Caucasian	Etruscan	Islamic	Roman	Syrian
Celtic	European Bronze Age	Medieval	Roman Provinces	Villanovan
Classical