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Restored Etruscan hollow-cast bronze statue of the Chimera. It is inscribed TINSCVIL ("for Tinia") in retrograde on the right foreleg, a dedication to the Etruscan sky god. The front and rear left lower legs were broken off when the statue was uncovered and subsequently reattached. The snake tail is an 18th-century restoration. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Firenze inv. no. 1.

Bronze figurine of a kouros, or possibly Apollo, in the Daedalic style. Archaeological Museum of Delphi.

Bronze figurine of Scylla found in Katafylli, Karditsa, Greece. National Archaeological Museum Athens X21084.

Reconstructed Boetian red-figure bell krater. Musée du Louvre CA 1341.

One of 22 fragments collectively known as the Tabulae Iliacae, which depict scenes from the Epic Cycle. Musei Capitolini MC0316 (image of museum website is flipped).

Detail of the neck of a relief pithos showing the Trojan horse. Archaeological Museum of Mykonos, Inv. 2240

Europa riding the bull across the sea. Metope from Temple Y, Seliunte. Museo Archeologico Regionale Antonino Salinas, Palermo, 3915.

Etruscan gold bulla (amulet) featuring Daedalus and Icarus (reverse, not shown). Inscribed in retrograde Etruscan Vikare (and) Taitle, i.e., Icarus (and) Daedalus. Possibly from Comacchio, Italy.

Bronze statuette of a man, possibly Icarus or Daedalus.

End panel of the so-called Lycian Sarcophagus excavated from the royal necropolis in Sidon in 1887. It possibly depicts Caeneus being beaten into the ground by centaurs.