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"This is an extraordinary, museum-quality bronze Chalcidian-style helmet dating to the 5th–4th century B.C., complete with its original articulated ram’s head cheek guards—an extremely rare survival feature in ancient Hellenic armor. The cheekpieces remain fully functional, hinged at the jawline, and display sculpted rams’ heads with inlaid white stone eyes still intact. The helmet’s form is classic Chalcidian, featuring a contoured brow, molded ear cutouts, and subtly flared neck guard. Finished in a rich olive-green patina, the piece has been expertly conserved since acquisition. ...more

"This is an extraordinary, battle-named Roman Iron Pugio Dagger with its original iron scabbard, dating to the 2nd–3rd century A.D. fully conserved and shown to be belonging to the famed Legio VII Claudia. Inscribed directly into the guard are the punctuated Latin texts “LEGIO VII CLAVDIA” and “EX.B.NAISSA,” linking this sidearm to the legendary Battle of Naissus (268–269 A.D.), one of the most critical Roman victories over the Goths in the later Imperial era....more

"This remarkable iron spearhead is a genuine battlefield artifact from the 3rd-century Roman Empire, recovered from the site of the Battle of Naissus (modern-day Niš, Serbia). Used by a Roman legionary—likely from Legio VII Claudia or Legio IIII Flavia—the weapon dates to the decisive campaigns of Claudius II Gothicus and the future emperor Aurelian against the Gothic coalition. ...more

"This authentic Bronze Age dagger originates from ancient Syria and dates between 1500 and 1000 B.C., showcasing an elegant 8"" x 1.5"" profile with a short, triangular blade and tapering tang. The entire surface exhibits a stunning green patina developed through centuries of burial oxidation. The blade remains intact with symmetrical edges, and the base retains subtle shaping from its original hafting mechanism.

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"This is a fully intact, museum-worthy Iron Age kopis/falcata-style sword from the Celtic Iberian-Balkan region, dating to the 6th-4th century B.C., with its original bronze and iron hilt, horse-head pommel, and protective "evil eye" symbols engraved across the grip. The blade is curved in classic falcata form, forward-heavy and devastating in slashing power, while the grip architecture features La Tene cultural influences, including semi-anthropomorphic symmetry and spiritual detailing. The entire piece has been professionally conserved with museum-grade wax and is accompanied by pre-restoration "in situ" find photos. The falcata is among the most iconic weapons of the ancient Western world, famed for its cutting efficiency and psychological intimidation. Used by Celtiberian, Illyrian, and Balkan tribal warriors, it was feared by the Romans for its ability to shear through shields and armor. The horse-head pommel likely symbolized strength, mobility, and warlike nobility, while the "evil eye" carvings served as talismans of protection in battle. With superb preservation, full documentation, and symbolic richness, this weapon is not only a martial tool, it is a sacred and cultural artifact of a pre-Roman warrior elite. Weighing over 880 grams and measuring over 63 cm in length, it stands as one of the most impressive La Tène-influenced falcatas to enter the market in recent years....more

"Pre-Columbian copper hoe money pieces/ trajaderos, Aztec Empire, Mexico, approx. 6"h, 2.5"w...more

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"This is a massive ancient “B” form fire striker, forged from solid iron and dating to the Iron Age or early medieval period. Used as a fire-starting implement, the striker was typically struck against flint to generate sparks which could ignite tinder. This particular example features a bold and substantial “B” shape, commonly found across Europe and Central Asia during antiquity. It shows deep patina and pitting consistent with age, and may have been a prized personal item, worn on a belt or carried daily....more

"This exceptionally rare and museum-quality Phoenician glass artifact likely functioned as either a ceremonial staff head, a ruler’s scepter rod, or an ornate scroll holder. ...more

"An elegant and well-preserved Achaemenid bronze bowl, dating to approximately 600 BC, during the early Persian Empire. The cylindrical vessel features a corseted midsection and a flat base—typical of functional bronzeware from the region. Likely used for ritual or domestic purposes, this piece reflects the high level of metallurgical craftsmanship in Achaemenid Persia....more

"A remarkably preserved terracotta fertility figurine from the Indus Valley Civilization, dating to approximately 2000 B.C.E. and measuring 12 cm in length. This sculpted figure, crafted in baked clay, showcases the stylized female form often associated with fertility, motherhood, and divine protection. Such figures are known for their pronounced hips, abstract facial features, and occasionally elaborate headdresses—hallmarks of Harappan-era ritual art. This piece exhibits all the defining elements of that iconic style, and survives in excellent condition with only minor weathering consistent with extreme age....more

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This Silver Tetradrachm struck around 36 BC, is a remarkable artifact from one of history’s most legendary alliances—that of Cleopatra VII and Marc Antony.

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This extraordinary Electrum Stater, minted in Cyzicus, Mysia, around 550-500 BC, is a remarkable artifact of ancient Greek numismatics. Struck in the precious alloy of electrum, this coin represents the wealth and artistic sophistication of one of the most powerful trading cities of the ancient world.

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