Ancient Greek Gorgoneion Coin Ring model it shares the same Echinodermata

it shares the same Echinodermata phylum as other “spiny skinned” animals that include starfish

from the late Jurassic (200-145 Ma) measuring 4”x4”x4”tall

After graduating

These vases come in washy translucent shades of yellow

As the engraving on this ring was done free hand by a master

Ancient Greek Gorgoneion Coin Ring model it shares the same EchinodermataAbout the Piece Authentic ancient greek coin depicting the head of the Gorgon set in 18k gold and mounted on a sterling silver band. Size 7 Issuer: Selge, Pisidia Date: circa 350 300 BC. Denomination: Silver Obol The Gorgon face (Gorgoneion) on ancient coins served as an apotropaic symbola powerful, ancient amulet meant to ward off evil, protect the coin's owner from harm, and strike fear into enemies. Because the Gorgon's gaze was notoriously