The Neolithic Treasure. Gold ornaments, mostly ring-shaped amulets, made of hammered sheet. Unknown Provenance. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC.

The Neolithic Treasure. Gold ornament. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC.

Gold amulet in the shape of phallos. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens.

Gold band shaped hammered sheet. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Gold ornaments. Final Neolithic Period 4500-3300 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Stone ring-shaped amulet of schist. From Dimini. Late Neolithic Period 4800-4500 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Stone ring-shaped amulet of schist. From Dimini. Late Neolithic Period 4800-4500 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Finds from Troy I-V of the Early Bronze Age (3rd Millenium BC.) National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Stone amulets. Unperforated the so-called "earrings". They probably represent the human figure in an extreme schematized manner. From Sesklo. Early Neolithic (6800-5800 BC.). National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Bracelets of Spondylus gaederopus shell. Two are from Dimini, which must have been one of the centres of production of shell ornaments. Late Neolithic period (5300-4500 BC.). National Archaeological Museum of Athens

From Sesklo Grave 56.th - 8th cent. BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens

Beads of sard and silver. From Dimini. National Archaeological Museum of Athens