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Prehistory


Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age.



5 subcategories
Bronze Age

BRONZE AGE

Celtic

CELTIC

Iron Age

IRON AGE

Neolithic (Young Stone Age)

NEOLITHIC (YOUNG STONE AGE)

Palaeolithic (Old Stone Age)

PALAEOLITHIC (OLD STONE AGE)

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A pilgrim holding a purse in his right hand. Limestone figure from a sanctuary near the source of the river Seine, France.
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A pilgrim holding a purse in his right hand. Limestone figure from a...

Pilgrim holding a purse in his left hand. Detail of a limestone figure from a sanctuary near the source of the river Seine, France.
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Pilgrim holding a purse in his left hand. Detail of a limestone fi...

4 persons working in a kitchen with sideboard and stove. Relief from the funeral monument of the Secundi family in Igl, Saarland. Gallo-Roman
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4 persons working in a kitchen with sideboard and stove...

Unfinished head of a young girl from Noricum, with the typical cap ("Modius-cap"), from Magdalensberg, Carinthia, Austria. Limestone (around 30-40 CE)
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Unfinished head of a young girl from Noricum, with the typical cap ("M...

Roman tombstone with busts of a couple, walled in below the organ loft of Saint Martin's Church, Greith, Carinthia, Austria. Limestone, traces of paint.
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Roman tombstone with busts of a couple, walled in below the organ loft of...

The Goddess Isis-Noreia; a typical example of the transformation of a local Goddess into her Roman equivalent. She wears local dress and carries a cornucopia in her left arm. From Virunum, Noricum. Marble, 173 cm
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The Goddess Isis-Noreia; a typical example of the transformation of a local Godd...

Wounded Gaul.Roman copy of an original Greek bronze of the 2nd century BCE.Statues of Gauls appear in Greek art after the Galatians' invasion of Greece in 280 BCE. Alabaster, H:80 cm Ma 324
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Wounded Gaul.Roman copy of an original Greek bronze of the 2nd century BCE.S...

After defeat in battle, a Gaul kills first his wife and then himself. Marble copy of the original bronze statue erected by the kings of Pergamon Attalus I and Eumenes II to celebrate their victories over the invading Gauls Around 240 or Roman copy. Ludovisi Collection
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After defeat in battle, a Gaul kills first his wife and then himself. Marble cop...

Dying Gaul. Roman marble copy of a Hellenistic original of 230-220 BCE.
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Dying Gaul. Roman marble copy of a Hellenistic original of 230-220 BCE.

Barbarian captive (Celt). Bronze figurine from Bois de Loeze (Seine et Loire), France
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Barbarian captive (Celt). Bronze figurine from Boi...

Banqueter, perhaps a God on a throne, a chalice in the right hand, left hand raised, probably to carry a weapon or standard. From Enkomi, Cyprus. Late Bronze III, 1280-1050 BCE Cast bronze, H: 12 cm AM 2190-2191
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Banqueter, perhaps a God on a throne, a chalice in the right hand, left hand ra...

Clay drinking vessel. Male figure (3rd mill. BCE) Size 15 cm Inv. 2957
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Clay drinking vessel. Male figure (3rd mill. B...