DSC03635-20161008: Female marble figure from the islands near Greece, 2800-2300 BC
DSC03690-20161008: Wall painting from Akrotira, on Thira (Santorini), 1600 BC, showing two boys boxing
DSC03342-20161008: Death mask of a Mycenaean king, whimsically Agamemnon, 1500 BC
DSC03675-20161008: A Kore (female kouros), from 550 BC
DSC03740-20161008: Paris, about to award the apple to the woman he has judged most beautiful, Aphrodite, from 340 BC. He picked her because her bribe to him was the best - she offered him Helen as a prize. Unfortunately, Helen was already married to the king of Sparta, and when Helen went to Troy with Paris, the Spartans invaded, triggering the Trojan War. Behind Paris is a statue of the goddess Thema, from 300 BC, and behind her is Poseidon, from 100 BC.
DSC03474-20161008: The Artemision Jockey, bronze, from 140 BC, retrieved from a shipwreck
DSC03680-20161008: Aphrodite, naked, threatens to clobber Pan with her sandal, and Eros mediates, from 100 BC. Jeez, I wonder why Paris picked Aphrodite?
DSC03754-20161008: Library of Hadrian, 125 AD