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The document discusses various figures and symbols from ancient Greek art such as riders, boats, dolphins, octopuses, ships, horses, birds, goats, women at an altar, warriors, Zeus and an eagle, Gorgoneion, Gorgons, Sphinx, Hera and Prometheus, Poseidon and Polybotes, Thetis and Peleus, Jason and Athena, Achilles, Heracles and Athena. It also provides a link to the Wikimedia Commons category on ancient Greek art and notes that the information comes from a British Museum coloring book about ancient Greece.
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