File:Ancient Grave Relief from Smyrna, modern Izmir.jpg
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Grave relief of ancient woman living in Smyrna
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English: This ancient marble grave relief dated to 150-100 BCE portrays a deceased woman who lived in the ancient city of Smyrna. The woman is depicted with a cornucopia, a poppy capsule, and a torch. These images were all common to Smyrna and all connect to the goddess Demeter. They signified that the deceased was a respected member of the populace. |
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