Minoan Priestesses Dancing clay replica from Museum of Heraklion
  This fine museum quality replica is a unique "one of a kind" ceramic reproduction made from clay originating from the same fields where the original was found to ensure the same "look and feel" as the actual piece. All paint decorations were a

Neolithic Female Figurine replica from Farsala, Athanassakeion Museum of Volos
This figurine is a replica of a discovery in Farsala and dating back to the Neolithic Period. It is thought to preserve the typical characteristics of the ancient Neolithic period and believed to be an exquisite piece of sculpture of this period. It

Clay Mother Goddess figurine, Early Bronze Age Replica, Cyprus Museum
This unique Cypriot fertility idol depicts a mother holding a child. The actual piece is on display with several other plank-shaped figures in the Cyprus Museum in Nicosia. This type of religious idol appeared on Cyprus in the Early Bronze Age (2000

Terracota Female Figurine, Cypriot Late Bronze Age Replica, Cyprus Museum
Terracotta figurine of a wide-hipped, full-busted woman holding a rudimentary baby close to her breast. This is a type of figurine very characteristic of the Cypriot Late Bronze Age (1300 - 1200 BC). The actual figurine was found in a looted tomp at

Knossos Oil Lamp 1550 BC Replica, Museum of Heraklion
Minoan Oil Lamp Replica. The original is currently on display at the Heraklion Museum. Dated back to 1550 BC, this lamp is part of a ceramics collection discovered at the palace of Knossos. This fine museum quality replica is a unique "one of a

Ancient Greek Children's Spinning Top Replica, Archaeological Museum of Theves
Ancient Greek Spinning top replica from the Archaeological Museum of Theves. The original tops on display at the museum are dated to 805 BC. This fine museum quality replica is a unique "one of a kind" ceramic reproduction made from clay originating

Neolithic Female Figurine replica from Farsala, Athanassakeion Museum of Volos
This figurine is a replica of a discovery in Farsala and dating back to the Neolithic Period. It is thought to preserve the typical characteristics of the ancient Neolithic period and believed to be an exquisite piece of sculpture of this period. It

Neolithic Female Figurine replica from Farsala, Athanassakeion Museum of Volos
This figurine is a replica of a discovery in Farsala and dating back to the Neolithic Period. It is thought to preserve the typical characteristics of the ancient Neolithic period and believed to be an exquisite piece of sculpture of this period. It

Ancient Greek Black Clay Doll, Archaeological Musem of Skyros
This Ancient Greek doll is a true replica of a discovery on the island of Skyros. The orignial doll is dated between the 11th and 9th century BC. Its shape and construction is that of the typical early ancient Greek dolls called "plagones".

Clay Ancient Greek Doll Replica "Plagona", National Museum of Athens
Ancient Greek Doll replica, original on display at the National Archaeological Museum of Athens. This bell shaped doll is dated around the 10th century BC and its construction is characteristic of early ancient Greek dolls called "plagones"