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Agriculture encounters the art

Agriculture as one of the most important productive activities of mankind has inspired many artworks from antiquity to the present day. In the museum we encounter figurines, votive relief, vase, and inscribed plaque depicting the goddess Isis.

Δελτίο Bread Voucher During the difficult years of the German occupation, the Greek economy could not cover the needs of the Greek population. Production was limited and the country was forced to import a significant percentage of the food it needed, a... Learn more
Goddess Isis Goddess Isis Inscribed plaque depicting the goddess Isis 2nd century BC from Dion, Located in the Archaeological Museum of Dion. Learn more
bread Bread As a social gift Bread, as it is known in many cultures is a basic good of nutrition. Since ancient times, bread was a symbol associated with the divine element       and was an integral part of the bloodless sacrifices, offering to a deity as the ... Learn more
αγγείο θεριστών The Harvester vase The famous Harvesters vase is a masterpiece of Neopalatial art. It is a rhyton of oblong shape, resembling an ostrich egg, and bears a unique scene. Depicted on it in low relief is a procession of men, walking in groups and carryin... Learn more
ειδώλιο Figurine Clay plank figurine of a seated woman kneading bread 7th century BC, Boeotia. Learn more
ειδώλιο Figurine Clay figurine of a standing woman kneading bread 6th century BC, Megara. Learn more
Α Figurine Clay plank figurine of a standing woman kneading bread 7th century BC, Boeotia. Learn more