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https://cycladic.gr/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/10812.jpg1200901Unique sculptural bee-coin, replica of ancient silver tetradrachm from Ephesus. Artemis Ephesian priestesses received the name Melissai or Bees of the Goddess from the purity of the sacred insect and its symbolic meaning linked to industriousness. The bee is a dispenser of wisdom and represents female power.