Object class: Ancient Greek religious and mythological figures / Media available: image / Person depicted: Heracles (Greek and Roman diety) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Ancient Greek religious and mythological figures Media available image Person depicted Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

1. Coin: æ

Museum number:: 8-4826
Culture or time period:: Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:: Athena and Coins (money)
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 279-168 BC
Dimensions:: weight 4.34 grams and linear 17 millimeters
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Greece
Collection date:: unknown
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

2. Coin: æ

Museum number:: 8-4850
Culture or time period:: Greek Classical Period (480–323 BC)
Object class:: Athena and Coins (money)
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 330-228 BC
Dimensions:: weight 1.27 grams and linear 13 millimeters
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Basilicata, Southern Italy
Collection date:: unknown
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

3. Coin: æ

Museum number:: 8-5462
Culture or time period:: Greek Classical Period (480–323 BC)
Object class:: Athena and Coins (money)
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 330-228 BC
Dimensions:: weight 2.86 grams and linear 14 millimeters
Collector:: Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Collection place:: Basilicata, Southern Italy
Collection date:: unknown
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

4. Coin: æ

Museum number:: 8-5548
Culture or time period:: Greek Hellenistic Period (323–30 BC)
Object class:: Athena and Coins (money)
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 279-168 BC
Dimensions:: linear 19 millimeters and weight 5.46 grams
Collector:: John L. Balderston
Collection place:: Greece
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

5. Coin: ar diobol

Museum number:: 8-4793
Culture or time period:: Greek Classical Period (480–323 BC)
Object class:: Athena, Coins (money), and Diobols
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 381-370 BC
Dimensions:: linear 14 millimeters and weight 2.86 grams
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Basilicata, Southern Italy
Collection date:: 1905
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

6. Coin: ar diobol

Museum number:: 8-5550
Culture or time period:: Roman Conquest of Italy (396–242 BC)
Object class:: Athena, Coins (money), and Diobols
Function:: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
Production date:: 302-272 BC
Dimensions:: linear 12 millimeters and weight 0.94 grams
Collector:: John L. Balderston
Collection place:: Tarentum, Apulia, Southern Italy
Collection date:: unknown
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity) and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

7. Neck-amphora

Museum number:: 8-3376
Culture or time period:: Greek Archaic Period (700–480 BC)
Object class:: Apollo, Artemis, Athena, Heracles (Greek divine hero), Hermes, and Neck amphorae
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Apulia, Southern Italy
Person depicted:: Apollo (Greek and Roman diety), Artemis (Greek deity), Athena (Greek deity), Heracles (Greek and Roman diety), Hermes (Greek deity), and Leto (Greek deity)

8. Neck-amphora

Museum number:: 8-3851
Culture or time period:: Greek Archaic Period (700–480 BC)
Object class:: Athena and Neck amphorae
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Gela, Sicily, Italy
Person depicted:: Athena (Greek deity), Eurytion (Greek deity), Geryon (Greek deity), and Heracles (Greek and Roman diety)

9. Plaster cast

Museum number:: 21-21
Object class:: Athena
Collector:: Alfred Emerson
Collection place:: Manifattura di Signa, Florence, Tuscany
Collection date:: ca. 1904
Person depicted:: Apollo (Greek and Roman diety), Ares (Greek deity), Athena (Greek deity), Demeter (Greek deity), Heracles (Greek and Roman diety), and Poseidon (Greek deity)