Geme from red jaspis with image of Cerera or IsisMuseum of Contemporary Art, ZagrebArchaeological Collection Benko Horvatinv. no. MSU BH-561Sisak (Siscia)Roman Empire, 1st c. A.D.crveni jaspis1.55 x 1.2 x 0.3 cm private collection, Benko Horvat, 1946
Gemma with image of Serapis Split Archaeological Museum Inv. no. AMS I865 Hellenistic period ( 332. - 30. BC ) Onyx 1 x 0,7 cm
Gemma with image of Serapis
Split Archaeological Museum
Inv. no. AMS I865
Hellenistic period ( 332. - 30. BC )
Onyx
1 x 0,7 cm
Gema - intaglio from dark-green jaspis with the image of HarpocratesMuseum of Slavonia, Osijekinv. no: MSO AA-1406 Osijek (Mursa)Roman Empire, 1st-4th c. A.D.jaspis 1.6 x 1.1 cm donation, C. F. Nuber
Statuette of a carrier Museum Mimara, Zagreb Collection of the Ancient CivilizationsInv. no. ATM 243 Egypt, unknown siteMiddle Kingdom (c. 2055-c. 1650 B.C.)12th Dynasty (c. 1985-1773 B.C.) wood14.2 x 4.4 cm
Statuette of a woman Museum Mimara, Zagreb Collection of the Ancient CivilizationsInv. no. ATM 244 Egypt, unknown siteMiddle Kingdom (c. 2055-1650 B.C.)-New Kingdom (1539-1069 B.C.) wood and silver24 x 5.4 cm
Bronze statuette of a woman Museum Mimara, Zagreb Collection of the Ancient CivilizationsInv. no.: ATM 240 Egypt, unknown siteHellenistic period (332-30 B.C.)-Roman period (30 B.C.-395 A.D.)bronze. 16.8 x 5.2 cm
Tombstone Obelia MaximusArchaeological Museum of Istria, PulaInv. no. AMIP A-313Pula (Pola)Roman Empire, 1st c. A.D.limestone: carving, stone processing92 x 79 x 36 cmarchaeological excavation, 19th c.
Head of the Ptolemaic sculpture or the sphinx from reddish graniteArchaeological museum in Split, SplitHouse Gotovac, north part of the Diocletian PalaceSplit, Diocletian Palace, 19th c.Egypt, unknown site, brought to Split c. 298-304 A.D.Ptolemaic period (306-30 B.C.)Roman Empire, reign of the Emperor Diocletian (284-305 A.D.)reddish granite25 x 24 cmgift, family Cindro, 1875
Head of the sphinx from pink-gray graniteSplit City Museum, SplitCollection of stone monumentsSplit, Diocletian Palace, Diocletian aquaductEgypt, unknown site, brought to Split c. 298-304 A.D.New Kingdom (1539-1069 B.C.) - Late Period (664-332 B.C.)Roman Empire, reign of Emperor Diocletian (284-305 A.D.)pink-gray granite20 x 15 x 20 cm