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Altes Museum

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Destination Berlin Funerary Stele of the Girl Silenis, Greek marble work, dates to 350 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Funerary relief created at the end of the Peloponnesian War depicts two citizen soldiers from Athens armed with large round shields, lances and pilos helmets. It dates to 410 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin A funerary lion that served as a monument to a person of wealth in Greek society. The marble statue dates to 320 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Madonna? Not quite. The Greek marble statue Fragment from the Funerary Monument of Nikarete dates to 330 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Closeup of the cupola in the rotunda of the Altes Museum in Berlin, which displays ancient Greek and Etruscan artworks. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Column sarcophagus shows Dionysus dancing amid the maenads, a satyr and Pan, dating to the late 100s A.D. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Clay tablets from a tomb in Athens by Exekias, the most famous vase painter of the era, dating to 540 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Cinerary Urn: Reclining young man dates to 440-460 B.C. in the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Portrait Bust of Pericles wearing Corinthian helmet, from the island of Lesbos, dates to 430 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin This ancient bowl depicts women carding wool in Italy, circa 470-480 B.B. It’s at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin This marble statue, dubbed the Berlin Goddess, dates to 560-580 B.C. and actually depicts a woman from a wealthy family appearing as the bride of the god of the underworld, Hades. At the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Tombstone with the inscribed name of Archio. This is how the gravestones of noblemen looked in ancient Greece (circa 500 B.C.). At the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Ancient Greek busts in the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Crested helmet from the early Iron Age culture of Central Italy and Northern Italy dating from the 8th to 9th century B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin This modern-looking work was actually created 2,500 years ago. Amphora With Palaestra Scene Signed by the Potter Andokides dates to 525-530 B.C. at the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Classical statues in the rotunda of the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable
Destination Berlin Classical statues in the rotunda of the Altes Museum in Berlin. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable