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View of a Golden Oak Wreath from a tomb near Amphipolis. Note the delicate metal work and even the acorn just left of center. Date: probably around 300 B.C.
Similar type wreaths were found in the tomb of Philip II, the father of Alexander the Great—but they don't allow photographs in that museum!#@!
