De Tribus Laminis Aureis Quae in Sepulcris Thurinis Sunt Inventae

An in-depth analysis of one of the most intriguing archaeological discoveries of the 19th century: three golden leaves found in tombs near Thurii, Greece. Wieten provides a detailed account of the excavation and restoration of the leaves, as well as a fascinating interpretation of the symbols and inscriptions that adorn them.

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