Macedonian Coin | Alexander The Great Silver Drachm

Macedonian Coin | Alexander The Great Silver DrachmHistory of the Artifact These silver Drachms of Alexander the Great, feature on the obverse the head of Hercules wearing the skin of the Nemean Lion he killed in one of the famous 12 Labours of Hercules it is speculated that the rendition of Hercules portrait may have been heavily inspired on Alexanders own features. The reverse features Zeus enthroned holding an eagle and sceptre. As is famously known, Alexander the Great, aged only twenty years

Dated to the High Middle Ages (12th-13th Centuries) this ring’s main feature - its beast heads biting the shank of the ring - are reminiscent of the infamous gargoyles found in contemporary Gothic architecture

or the iconic palm tree

but in Britain

Reverse: Victory with wings spread

who reigned from 1900 to 1946

which became a defining characteristic of their rule

Late Renaissance Ring as seen in photos

although some researchers argue they might have been even larger

Your Mosasaurus tooth will look very similar to the one shown in the photos

Trilobites were highly diverse

which diverged significantly from the conventional Roman practice of depicting deities

particularly along the Danube frontier