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The Image of the Ancients

The Image of the Ancients were necklaces worn by members of the Persian Order of the Ancients during the 5th century BCE.

The necklaces featured a distortion of the Faravahar, the national emblem of Persia, with a face at the bottom, likely worn by the members to signify their membership within the Order.

During the Peloponnesian War the misthios Kassandra collected the necklaces are killing the Ancients members and leaders in Makedonia, Achaia, and Messenia respectively.[1]

After collecting all 19 necklaces from the Order in Greece, Kassandra handed them over to a blacksmith in Phokis to repair Amorges' personal weapon, the Sword of Kings.[2]

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