The Idalion Treasure is a collection of ancient artifacts discovered in 1970 near the site of Idalion, an ancient city in Cyprus. The treasure dates back to the 4th century BCE and includes gold jewelry, silver vessels, and other valuable items, showcasing the craftsmanship of the period. The artifacts are believed to have belonged to a wealthy individual or family, possibly linked to the Phoenician culture. The treasure is significant for understanding the trade and cultural exchanges in the Mediterranean region during antiquity and is currently housed in various museums, including the Cyprus Museum.