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Country	Region	City Town	District	Site OR Event	Description	Year Taken
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Bronze hydria, a vessel used to carry water, made during the 5th century BCE and buried in Pydna c 200 BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold pins and rosettes used to decorate funerary clothes (Sindos, 560 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold olive wreath, Katerini 6th Century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold bracelet with animal heads from Europos, 3rd century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold jewelry with spiral band and chains ending in precious stone (Kassandreia, 3rd century BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold medal from games held at Beroea (250) found in Egypt.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold olive and oak wreaths with stones set in a knot of Hercules from Kassandreia.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold diadems (Kassandreia).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Silver items used for banquets, Derveni, 4th century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	The Derveni Crater.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	The Derveni Crater is made of bronze and tin and was used for mixing wine with water.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	The Derveni Crater dates from 320 BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Detail of the Derveni Crater.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Bronze wine jugs (Derveni, 4th century BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Bronze lantern (Derveni, 4th century BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Bronze container for carrying water or wine (Derveni, 4th century BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Chunky gold jewelry (Sindos, 510 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Bronze leg armour (Derveni, 4th century BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold necklace from Sindos, 560 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold death mask from Sindos (510 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Silver wine glasses from Sevasti (330 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Gold necklace and pins (Sindos, 510 BCE).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Intricate gold jewelry, typical of the Macedonian tombs.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Silver coins traded in Macedonia from the 4th century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Silver coin from Pantikapaion, 1st century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Celtic coin with bearded man from the Danube region.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Archaeological Museum	Silver Phonoecian coin, 5th century BCE.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	The Byzantine Museum consists of eleven rooms covering the Eastern Roman Empire.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Mosaic floor from an early Byzantine church at Aghia Paraskevi.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Clay oil lamps from the 6th century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Stone seal from the 8th century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	7th century glass vessels with glassmaker's tongs.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Belt buckles (4th to 7th centuries).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Toiletries (3rd to 7th centuries).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Jewelry from 2nd to 6th century tombs.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Jewelry, a mirror and pieces of embroidery from Byzantine tombs (2nd to 6th century).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Crucifixes from 6th century tombs.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Coins from Axios (6th century).	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Items from the 3rd century tomb at Lyssiatrion.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	9th century crucifixes from the Komnenian Dynasty.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Ceramic bracelet from the 10th century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	13th century ampules.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Cruciform reliquearies with depictions of saints, 10th to 12th centuries.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	11th century stone slab with griffin.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Mid Byzantine scissors.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	13th century coins.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Sarcophagus lid with bird pecking at grapes, 12th century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Vatopedi Monastery in Venice, 18 century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Head gear for the Bishop of Melnik, 1753.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Detail of vestment for the Bishop of Melnik, 1753.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Liturgical manuscript from 1638.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	19th century part of a tryptich.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	18th century clothing worn by bishops.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Engraved map of Mount Athos, 1866.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	The museum has a collection of late Byzantine icons.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Icon from 1266.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	17th century icon depicting St George killing the dragon.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Icon showing St Athanasios from the 15th century.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	17th century icon depicting the hospitality of Abraham.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	Early 16th century icon of St George.	2014
Greece		Thessaloniki		Byzantine Museum	18th century icon depicting the Virgin breastfeeding Jesus.	2014
Greece		Pella			The modern town of Pella in Northern Greece.	2014
Greece		Pella			Small shrine near Pella.	2014
Greece		Pella			The ancient city of Pella was founded in 399 BCE.	2014
Greece		Pella			Pella was the capital of Macedonia ruled by Phillip II.	2014
Greece		Pella			The agora.	2014
Greece		Pella			The city was the birthplace of Alexander The Great.	2014
Greece		Pella			Foundations of shops and houses.	2014
Greece		Pella			The dramatist Euripdes lived in Pella and wrote his final three plays here.	2014
Greece		Pella			Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers in the ancient world, taught the young Alexander at Pella.	2014
Greece		Pella			Many buildings have mosaic floors.	2014
Greece		Pella			Mosaic floor in the the House of Helen.	2014
Greece		Pella			Mosaic showing stag hunting.	2014
Greece		Pella			Detail of a floor mosaic made from black and white stones.	2014
Greece		Pella			Waves and plants.	2014
Greece		Pella			Mosaic flowers.	2014
Greece		Pella			The city was sacked by the Romans in 168 BCE.	2014
Greece		Vergina	Profitis Hilias Lake		The picturesque Profitis Hilias Lake.	2014
Greece		Vergina	Profitis Hilias Lake		The lake is artificial.	2014
Greece		Vergina	Profitis Hilias Lake		The lake is near the village of Vergina.	2014
Greece		Vergina			The small village of Vergina.	2014
Greece		Vergina			The Tumulus is a 110m wide mound containing several tombs including one for Phillip II.	2014
Greece		Vergina			The entrance to the Tumulus. The complex was discovered in 1977.	2014
Greece		Vergina			Tomb 1 was above ground level and housed the tomb of one of Phillip II's wives.	2014
Greece		Vergina			Tomb 3 is the tomb of Alexander IV, son of Alexander The Great.	2014
Greece		Vergina			Tomb 4 is below geound level and was looted in antiquity.	2014
Greece		Vergina			Tomb 2 is the burial site of Phillip II, father of Alexander The Great, who was assassinated in 336 BCE.	2014
Greece		Vergina			The painting above the tomb of Phillip II.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				The parched mountains of northern Greece.	1974
Greece	Thessaly				Landscape in the centre of Greece.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				Fertile valley.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				Fertile valley and forested hills.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				Single beehive.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				Mountain view.	2014
Greece	Thessaly				Green carpet landscape.	2014
Greece	Hydra				The island of Hydra.	1974
Greece	Hydra				The beach on the island of Hydra.	1974
Greece	Kos				The island of Kos (Cos) is birthplace of Hippocrates.	1986
Greece	Kos	Kos Town			The island of Kos was first mentioned in Homer's Illiad.	1986
Greece	Kos	Kos Town			Kos Town is the main port on the island.	1986