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Obverse: King's bust diademed l., wart on forehead, hair in flowing locks, pointed beard; wears spiral necklace and cuirass; in front, eight-pointed star; behind, crescent moon and eight-pointed star. Border of dots Reverse:As preceding, but beneath bow, a symbol, and behind Arsaces, anchor upright

Obverse: As preceding, but cuirass off flan; before head, seven-pointed star in crescent; behind, eagle l., holding wreath. Border of dots Reverse:As preceding; beneath bow, a symbol

Obverse: Great King in running kneeling pose r., quiver at shoulder and holding strung bow in outstretched l. hand, spear over r. shoulder in r., all on base line Reverse:Oblong incuse with irregular ground

Obverse: Great King in running kneeling pose r., quiver at shoulder and holding strung bow in outstretched l. hand, spear over r. shoulder in r., all on base line Reverse:Oblong incuse with irregular ground

Obverse: BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΠOΛΛOΔOTOY ΣTHPOΣ. Elephant standing r. Reverse:Indian inscription. Humped bull standing r.

Obverse: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ MENANΔPOY. King Menander's bust helmeted r., wearing spiral necklace Reverse:Indian inscription. Athena Promachlos l., wearing crested helmet and breastplate, holding shielf in outstretched l. hand and lance raised r.; in r. field.

Obverse: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ MENANΔPOY. King's bust diademed r., wearing spiral necklace Reverse:As preceding

Shallow lidded bowl (lekanis) from Apulia. The decoration is of two female heads and stylised palm leaves (palmettes). Attributed to an artist now known as the Ugento Painter. Approximately 350-325 BC

Juglet decorated with rows of cross-hatched triangles. White-Painted Ware. Middle Bronze Age. Approximately 2000-1600 BC

Terracotta dog from Schlieman's excavations at Troy. Hellenistic period (330-30 BC)

Romano-British one handled beaker. Colour-coated ware. 1st-2nd century AD

Cup (skyphos) from Campania. One side shows the head of a satyr, a half human creature from mythology. The other side shows a centaur, a half-horse, half-man creature, holding a lion skin. Attributed to a group of artists now known as the Libation Group. Approximately 350-320 BC

One-handled jug (squat lekythos) from Paestum. The scene is of a cloaked woman seated beside an altar and making an offering from a plate. Attributed to the workshop of the artists known as Asteas and Python. Approximately 350-325 BC

One-handled jug (squat lekythos). This has a simple decoration of impressed lines and semi-circles in a petal pattern. 450-400 BC