Corinthian Bronze Helmet on a White Marble Base ancient Ηygeia (meaning "health" in Greek)

Ηygeia (meaning "health" in Greek) symbolized sanitation and hygiene

The people of Athens used to celebrate some festivals in Athena’s honour

only she did not foresee that Eros himself would eventually fall in love with Psyche

Agamemnon was married to Clytemnestra

Corinthian Bronze Helmet on a White Marble Base ancient Ηygeia (meaning "health" in Greek)Handcrafted replica of a Corinthian helmet on a marble base, which was used to protect the bearer's head during the war. The helmets in Ancient Greece were made either of wood or metal; they first appeared in the 8th century BC and gradually evolved until the middle of the 5th century BC. Their top was decorated with a crest from horse tail. Herodotus states that this armour (helmet) originated from the area of Corinth. The art of making it, was