
The image is a photograph of a silver medallion displayed on a white surface. The medallion is circular in shape and appears to be made of metal. It has a detailed design on the top and bottom, with intricate patterns and designs. On the left side of the medallion, there is a text that reads "Hellenistic Silver Medallions" and on the right side, it reads "The tondo depicting Aphrodite in a rural shrine is also known as the head medallion from Milletopolis (Mysia, Turkey). The head medallions are made of silver, partially gold-plated, and are 2nd-3rd century BC. Both silver medalls have the head of a silvered and the portraiture of the famous Athenian Orator Demosthenes (384-332 BC) most likely served as emblems for bowls. The case has been preserved.
