British Museum Plan

Parthenon

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  The Parthenon Marbles (Elgin Marbles), (447–438 BC)
  

Erechtheion

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  A surviving column, (420–415 BC)
  
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  One of six remaining Caryatids, (415 BC)
  

Temple of Athena Nike

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  Surviving frieze slabs, (427–424 BC)
  

Temple of Bassae

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  Twenty-three surviving blocks of the frieze from the interior of the temple, (420–400 BC)
  

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus

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  Two colossal free-standing figures identified as Maussollos and his wife Artemisia, (c. 350 BC)
  
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  Part of an impressive horse from the chariot group adorning the summit of the Mausoleum, (c. 350 BC)
  
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  The Amazonomachy frieze – A long section of relief frieze showing the battle between Greeks and Amazons, (c. 350 BC)
  

Temple of Artemis in Ephesus

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  One of the sculptured column bases, (340–320 BC)
  
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  Part of the Ionic frieze situated above the colonnade, (330–300 BC)
  

Knidos in Asia Minor

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  Demeter of Knidos, (350 BC)
  
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  Lion of Knidos, (350–200 BC)
  

Xanthos in Asia Minor

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  Lion Tomb, (550–500 BC)
  
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  Harpy Tomb, (480–470 BC)
  
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  Nereid Monument, partial reconstruction of a large and elaborate Lykian tomb, (390–380 BC)
  
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  Tomb of Merehi, (390–350 BC)
  
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  Tomb of Payava, (375–350 BC)
  

Wider collection
Prehistoric Greece and Italy (3300 BC – 8th century BC)

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  Over thirty Cycladic figures from islands in the Aegean Sea, many collected by James Theodore Bent, Greece, (3300–2000 BC)
  
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  Material from the Palace of Knossos including a huge pottery storage jar, some donated by Sir Arthur Evans, Crete, Greece, (1900–1100 BC)
  
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  The Minoan gold treasure from Aegina, northern Aegean, Greece, (1850–1550 BC)
  
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  Segments of the columns and architraves from the Treasury of Atreus, Peloponnese, Greece, (1350–1250 BC)
  
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  Elgin Amphora, highly decorated pottery vase attributed to the Dipylon Master, Athens, Greece, (8th century BC)
  
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  Bronze Statuette of Athletic Spartan Girl