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Mycenae Grave Circle A, 1600 BCE, remodeled in 1300 BCE  

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Mycenae, Tomb of Atreus, circa 1300 BCE

Palace and Defensive architecture, circa 1250 BCE, Mycenae

Heroon, Lefkandi, 900 BCE

The Eleusis amphora, Protoattic, circa 650 BCE

The Chigi vase, Protocorinthian, circa 650 BCE

Maiden of Auxerre, location origin unknown, circa 650 BCE

The Nikandre Statue, Delos, circa 650 BCE

The Anavysos Kouros, Anavysos, Attica, circa 530 BCE

Doryphorous, Polykleitos, circa 450 BCE

Apoxymanos, Lysippos, circa 340-330 BCE

Herakles Farnese, Lysippos, circa 320 BCE

Demosthenes, Polyeuktos, 280 BCE

Aphrodite and Pan, Delos, circa 100 BCE

Terme Boxer, Apollonios, circa 100 BCE

Barbarini Faun, Pergamon, original circa 190 BCE

The Dying Gaul, Pergamon, original circa 200 BCE

Hermaphrodite, original 150 BCE

Tomb of the Augers, Tarquinia, 540 BCE

Tomb of Hunting and Fishing, Tarquinia, 510 BCE

Sarcophagus, Cervetari, 520 BCE

Portonaccio Temple, Veii, 500 BCE

Veii Apollo, 500 BCE

Portrait Statue with Masks of Ancestors, Rome, 25 BCE

Odyssey Landscapes, Rome, 1^st cen. BCE

Villa of the Mysteries Paintings, Pompeii, circa 60-50 BCE

House of the Faun, Pompeii, early second cen. BCE

Augustus Primaporta, original circa 20 BCE

Ara Pacis, Rome, 13-9 BCE

Forum of Augustus, Rome, 2 BCE

Grand Camée, circa 25 CE (or 45 CE)

Sperlonga, Italy, circa 30 BCE

Scylla

Sperlonga, Italy, circa 30 BCE

Odysseus and Polyphemus

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Sperlonga, Italy, circa 30 BCE

Palladium

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Cancellaria Relief, Rome, 95 CE

Forum and Templum Pacis, Rome, 71 CE

Arch of Titus, Rome, 80-85 CE

The Flavian Amphitheater, “Colosseum”, Rome, 72-80 CE

Forum and Column of Trajan, Rome, dedicated in 113 CE

Antinous portraits, 130-138 CE

Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, 117-138 CE

Canopus

Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, 117-138 CE

 Teatro maritimo

Pantheon, Rome, 118-125 CE

Equestrian Monument of Marcus Aurelius, Rome, ca 175 CE

Tondo portrait of the Septimus and family, Fayum, 200 CE

Tetrachs, Istanbul, Turkey, ca 300 CE

Diocletian's Palace, Split, Croatia, circa 300 CE