18 June, ATHENS | Photo taken on June 7, 2021 shows a gold death-mask of the Mycenaean Civilization, made of sheet metal with repousse details, at the National Archaeological Museum, in Athens, Greece.
The imposing golden mask of Agamemnon welcomes visitors at the National Archaeological Museum here, standing out among other finds from the royal cemetery of the ancient city of Mycenae on the Peloponnese peninsula dating back to the 16th century BC.
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