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Encyclopædia Britannica. (n.d.). ancient Greece . [image]. Britannica School. Retrieved September 2, 2025, from https://school.eb.com.au/levels/middle/assembly/view/54571

The British Museum has a brilliant collection of Ancient Greek objects.
These items show how the Greeks lived, worshipped, and created art thousands of years ago.

• Elgin Marbles (Parthenon Sculptures) – carved stone figures and panels from the Parthenon temple in Athens.
• Greek pottery – painted vases and bowls showing myths, sports, and everyday life.
• Bronze helmets – worn by Greek soldiers in battle.
• Marble statues – of gods, athletes, and important people.
• Greek coins – showing images of gods and rulers used in trade.
• Jewellery – made from gold and silver, worn by wealthy Greeks.
• Funeral steles – stone grave markers with carvings of people and scenes.
• Oil flasks (lekythoi) – used to hold oils for bathing or funerals.
• Terracotta figurines – small clay models of people and animals.
• Tools and utensils – used in cooking, farming, and daily life.