Bread stamp with the holy seal. Used to make an imprint on the prosphoro, i.e., a small loaf of leavened bread offered at the Eucharist during the Divine Liturgy service of the Greek Orthodox Church.
Kovtskouda
in the local Mesotopiko dialect. A carnival phallic made of carved wood. Associated with Dionysus, the Ancient Greek god of wine, theatre, ecstasy and fertility. A necessary accessory for bells. Beaten on the ground to symbolize fertilization movement.
Children's toy loom.
Kaploudeks
Made by the village shoemakers for the farmers who wanted to ornament their mules. This decoration covered the hind quarters of the mule and was tied to the saddle.
A column found locally in Agios Georgios Chrousou by Panos Valavanis. According to the engraving, it was dedicated to Constantine the Great and his sons.
Display box for "stefana" - crowns worn by the bride and groom in Greek Orthodox weddings.
Lamp the burned in the iconostasis, i.e., a screen of icons that separates the nave from the sanctuary in the Greek Orthodox Church.
From the 4th century CE, fragment from the early Christian church of Agios Efstratios at the site of Seistria Podaras.