GREECE CENTRAL GREECE EVVIA CHALKIS MUSEUM

Above left: Relief of a panther and deer, Platanistos, end 6th century BC. - Above right: Relief of the sacrifice of a ram, Larymna, 5th century BC. - Below left: Votive relief of the gods Dionysos and Hades, Karystos, 4th century BC. - Below right: Golden wreath, probably Hellenistic.

Above left: Figurine, probably Hellenistic (no further information available). - Above center: Statue of Antinoos from the Roman baths at Edipsos. The young man is crowned with ivy leaves, bears a leopard skin on the body, and holds part of a stick with the sacred ivy (a symbol of Dionysos) in the left hand. Parts of the hands and legs are missing. Dated to the reign of Hadrian (2nd century AD). - Above right: Headless statue of Apollo from "Polles Kamares" at Chalkis. The god is represented leaning on the trunk of a tree. It is a copy dated to the Roman period.

Above left: Gravestone of Aristion and Paramone with a farewell scene of the dead (dexiosis), Koskinas, 4th century BC. - Above right: Bust of Polydeukion, Roman period. - Below: In the courtyard are exhibited various architectural members, funerary monuments, inscribed stelae and statues, among them three life-size marble protomes of horses found near Chalkis and dated to the Hellenistic period.

Below right: Entrance to the museum 2.00 €, frappé 2.40 €, parking 3.50 €.