Greece (7379 Subjects)
Winged statuette, probably of Eros, discovered at the excavations near the monastery of Saint John the Theologian at ancient Aptera, under the author's supervision. The author took the statuette with him to Britain.
Sarcophagus of Arvi or Pashley sarcophagus: Marble sarcophagus with relief showing the triumphal return of Dionysus, discovered in Arvi, Heraklion province, and taken to Britain by Robert Pashley, today housed at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Details from the sarcophagus of Arvi or Pashley sarcophagus: marble sarcophagus with relief showing the triumphal return of Dionysus, discovered in Arvi, Heraklion province, and taken to Britain by Robert Pashley, today housed at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Details from the sarcophagus of Arvi or Pashley sarcophagus: marble sarcophagus with relief showing the triumphal return of Dionysus, discovered in Arvi, Heraklion province, and taken to Britain by Robert Pashley, today housed at Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Lamp with Ganymedes, taken to Britain by the author.
Monastery of Odigitria or Kyria Gonia at Kolymbari, Chania province. In the backgrounds, the White Mountains (Lefka Ori).
View of Kissamos, Chania province.
Ancient wall at Polyrrhenia, Chania province.
View of Gramvoussa.
The throne of Phalasarna.
Coins of ancient Lissos.
The site of ancient Elyros near the village of Rodovani, Chania province. The site was first identified by Robert Pashley.
Part of the walls of ancient Hyrtakina, Chania province.
Part of the walls of ancient Kandanos near Kadros village, Chania province.
Remains of walls near the village of Vlithia, Chania province.
Remains of the walls of ancient Kalamyde, today Palaeochora, Chania province.
Remains of ancient building near the village of Vlithia, Chania.
Mantinada (rhyming couplet) in the memory of Tselebi, who fought against the Turks, possibly during the Greek War of Independence.
Mantinada (rhyming couplet) in the memory of Tselebi, who fought against the Turks, possibly during the Greek War of Independence.
Mantinada (rhyming couplet) in the memory of Tselebi, who fought against the Turks, possibly during the Greek War of Independence.
Landscape at Lakkoi, Chania province.
Tower of aga Ibrim Alidakis at the village of Embrosnero, Chania province.
Landscape at Askifou plateau, Chania.
Cretan female peasant.
Ancient walls near Anopolis.
Cretan mountaineer of the sixteenth century.
Cretans in traditional cloaks.
Entrance to the gorge of Samaria from the side of Agia Roumeli, Chania province.
Horns of kri-kri wildgoats.
Pass to Hagia Roumeli at Samaria gorge.