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Ancient Nomos Art is a museum of galleries exhibiting ancient coins and ancient mint maps. The coin gallery displays the diverse art and history of hand-crafted ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Persian and Medieval coinage. The ancient mints mapping gallery features Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Asia Minor and Medieval mint city regions and territories. Visitor's are welcome to explore, study and enjoy Ancient Nomos Art.

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Greek, Akanthos – 525 BC

Akanthos, Macedon - 525 BC

Greek, Olbia – 450 BC

Olbia, Scythia - 450 BC

Greek, Attica – 449 BC

Athens, Attica - 449 BC

Greek, Thessaly – 435 BC

Larissa, Thessaly - 435 BC

Greek, Boeotia – 425 BC

Boeotia, Thebes - 425 BC

Greek, Aspendos – 420 BC

Aspendus, Pamphilia - 420 BC

Greek, Thrace – 398 BC

Thrace, Maroneia - 398 BC

Greek, Lycia – 390 BC

Lycia, Anatolia - 390 BC

Greek, Thrace – 386 BC

Thrace, Maroneia - 386 BC

Greek, Boeotia – 364 BC

Boeotia, Thebes - 364 BC

Greek, Thessaly – 360 BC

Larissa, Thessaly - 360 BC

Greek, Amphipolis – 359 BC

Macedon, Amphipolis - 359 BC

Greek, Corinthia – 345 BC

Corinth, Corinthia - 345 BC

Greek, Amphipolis – 336 BC

Macedon, Amphipolis - 336 BC

Greek, Sikyon – 330 BC

Sikyon, Sikyonia - 330 BC

Greek, Miletus – 325 BC

Macedon, Miletus - 325 BC

Greek, Myriandros – 323 BC

Macedon, Myriandros - 323 BC

Greek, Tarsos – 318 BC

Macedon, Tarsos - 318 BC

Greek, Pella – 294 BC

Macedon, Pella - 294 BC

Greek, Amphipolis – 288 BC

Thrace, Amphipolis - 288 BC

Greek, Argolis – 270 BC

Argolis, Argos - 270 BC

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about this gallery

 

Welcome to the ANAM Ancient Greek Gallery. This gallery is devoted to the ancient numismatic art and coinage of Classical Greece. This gallery combines into one Classical era the ancient Aegean city-state coinage with what is known as the Hellenistic kingdoms. The time period ranges from the middle fifth century BC, following the Greek victory over Persia in 479 BC, through to the end of the second century BC. Classical Greek coinage is usually characterizes by the depiction of gods and goddesses, animals and plants, or inanimate objects attributed to the mythology and culture of the individual city-states. The coins are often somewhat irregular in shape, struck in high artistic relief, and often relatively large and thick. The gods and goddesses were slowly replaced with splendid portraits of Greek kings and rulers during the late Hellenistic period.

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