Some of the most notable artifacts uncovered at Hisarlik are known as Priam's Treasure.
Most of these pieces were crafted from gold and other precious metals.
Heinrich Schliemann put this assemblage together from his first excavation site, which he thought to be the remains of Homeric Troy.
He gave them this name after King Priam, who is said in the ancient literature to have ruled during the Trojan War.
However, the site that housed the treasure was later identified as Troy II, whereas Priam's Troy would most likely have been Troy VIIa (Blegen) or Troy VIi (Korfmann).
One of the most famous photographs of Sophia made not long after the discovery depicts her wearing a golden headdress, which is known as the "Jewels of Helen" (see under Schliemann above).

Other pieces that are a part of this collection are:
copper artifacts - a shield, cauldron, axeheads, lance heads, daggers, etc.

silver artifacts - vases, goblets, knife blades, etc.

gold artifacts - bottle, cups, rings, buttons, bracelets, etc.

terra cotta goblets
artifacts with a combination of precious metals
Some of the most notable artifacts uncovered at Hisarlik are known as Priam's Treasure. Most of these pieces were crafted from gold and other precious metals. Heinrich Schliemann put this assemblage together from his first excavation site, which he thought to be the remains of Homeric Troy. He gave them this name after King Priam, who is said in the ancient literature to have ruled during the Trojan War. However, the site that housed the treasure was later identified as Troy II, whereas Priam's Troy would most likely have been Troy VIIa (Blegen) or Troy VIi (Korfmann). One of the most famous photographs of Sophia made not long after the discovery depicts her wearing a golden headdress, which is known as the "Jewels of Helen" (see under Schliemann above).
Other pieces that are a part of this collection are:
copper artifacts - a shield, cauldron, axeheads, lance heads, daggers, etc.
silver artifacts - vases, goblets, knife blades, etc.
gold artifacts - bottle, cups, rings, buttons, bracelets, etc.
terra cotta goblets
artifacts with a combination of precious metals
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