To start navigating the new scans, this guide from Professors and Researchers Kelly Lambert, Gregory Nagy, and others, especially Elizabeth Gibson and Aoki Lee Simmons, at Harvard University and the New Alexandria Foundation, inspired the work, so here are the new 3d artifacts and spaces from Greece indexed by their guide at the following:
Not all sites are included yet, so as they finish processing on our servers, I’ll update this list. Other places, I’ve included artifacts not explicitly mentioned but important to the context.
Additionally, while I make the 3d scans, I listen to the History of Ancient Greece podcast! The episodes are really good. They’re great to listen to while looking around at the spaces and artifacts–so I’ve included the links here as well, and so much appreciation to Ryan Stitt for all the effort and creativity that’s poured into building the episodes over the years. Homage!
To see the full space and artifact scans of any site, I’ve included the link to the search tools as the complete version.
Mycenae
Spaces
- Treasury of Atreus: [coming soon]
- Lions Gate and Megaron: [coming soon]
Museum
- A fresco painting that shows a goddess standing below ground-level, holding handfuls of wheat in each hand
- A Linear B tablet, on which we see a reference, in the first line, with regard to a divine recipient of an offering
- A plaque representing the cartouche of the Egyptian pharaoh Amenophis III
- Reconstruction of the Ancient City of Mycenae
- Anthropomorphic figures from the Temple at Mycenae
- Bronze Weapons
- [at National Archaeological Museum in Athens] Finds from Grave IV, Grace Circle A
- [at National Archaeological Museum in Athens] Finds from Grave III, Grave of the Women, Grave Circle A
Listen
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Mycenaean Greece
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Early Bronze Age Greece
Olympia
Spaces
- The Temple of Zeus
- Stadion: [coming soon]
Museum
- Helmet [Kranos] of Miltiades
- East Pediment, Temple of Zeus
- West Pediment, relief sculptures
- Reconstruction of Ancient Olympia
- Mosaic Floor with Depiction of Games, Patra
- Hermes and Dionysus, Praxitiles
- Bronze Head of a Battering Ram
- Bronze olive leaves and laurel
Listen
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Athletics and the Pan-Hellenic Games
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Olympian Zeus
Delphi
Spaces
- The Sacred Way and Temple of Apollo
- The Temple of Athena: [coming soon]
- The Castalian Spring: [coming soon]
Museum
- The statues of Kleobis and Biton
- The Navel of the Earth
- The Charioteer of Delphi
- Site Reconstruction of Delphi
- White-ground Kylix with Apollo and Crow
- Perihanterion
- Sphinx of Naxos
Listen
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Orphism, Omens, Oracles
- The History of Ancient Greece Podcast: Religion and Panhellenism
Athenian Agora
Spaces
- The Athenian Agora: [coming soon]
- The Temple of Hephaestus: [coming soon]
- The Stoa of Attalos: [coming soon]
Acropolis Museum:
- Reconstruction of Athens in the 2nd Century AD
- The southwest corner of the Parthenon Frieze
- The east side of the Panathenaic Frieze
- East Pediment of the Parthenon, Reconstruction
- East Pediment of the Parthenon, Acropolis Museum
- East Pediment of the Parthenon, British Museum
- West Pediment of the Parthenon, Reconstruction
- West Pediment of the Parthenon, Acropolis Museum
- West Pediment of the Parthenon, British Museum
Listen
The Acropolis, Athens
Spaces
National Archaeological Museum:
- A huge Geometric vase known as the Dipylon Amphora
- The golden death mask of “Agamemnon”
- A set of gold-leaf scales (#9 in the relevant display-case) buried along with the bodies of aristocratic women in Shaft Grave III of Grave Circle A of Mycenae
- Head of a Cycladic Statue
- Horse and young jockey
- Bronze Statue of Zeus or Poseidon
- Sculpture of Athena from the Varakeion School
- Eleusis Plaque of Demeter and Persephone
Listen
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