Each year, the @cycladic_museum sponsors a lecture on Cycladic and Ancient Greek art at @metmuseum — a tradition that always brings back fond memories of my great aunt, Dolly Goulandris, and her enduring vision. This year’s talk, “Warrior Princes of Mycenaean Greece,” will be delivered by archaeologists Jack Davis and Sharon Stocker — the remarkable duo behind the discovery of the Griffin Warrior’s tomb in Pylos. Their lecture will unveil extraordinary finds in gold, silver, bronze, and precious gems. 📍Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, @metmuseum 🗓️ Thursday, November 13, 11 AM 🎟️ Free with museum admission — advance registration required (space is limited). #MuseumOfCycladicArt #TheMet #CycladicArt #GreekArt #CulturalHeritage #Archaeology → For more information and to RSVP please visit: https://engage.metmuseum.org/events/education/talks/public-programs/grr/fy26/warrior-princes-of-mycenaean-greece/ Image: © Palace of Nestor Excavations, The Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati, P. 98, cat. no. 33: Sealstone with a Battle Scene (The Pylos Combat Agate). Photo by Jeff Vanderpool @metgreekandroman