Silver dekadrachm 400 BC

This silver dekadrachm, a large silver coin, was created by the artist Euainetos in 400 BC. It features a profile portrait of a female figure, likely a goddess, with an elaborate headdress and a single earring. The coin's design is characteristic of the Greek Classical period, known for its refined depiction of the human form and emphasis on realism. This coin is a beautiful example of ancient Greek art and craftsmanship, and provides insight into the artistic practices and cultural values of the time. The coin is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.