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Editorial " Glockenbecher", a bell-shaped goblet which gave its name to a culture of the late neolithic or copper period. From Laa an der Thaya, Lower Austria. Inv. 36642.
Editorial Human bone with bronze arrow-head. Hallstatt Period (850-450 BCE).
Editorial Hauler's fur-sack, headgear, shoe, matchbox, pine-matches, wooden ladle, pick-axe, cattle horn, leather apron, all from the saltmine at Hallstatt (8th-3rd BCE) .
Editorial Bronze ingot rings, the trade form of bronze. Early Bronze Age (1800-1500 BCE).
Editorial Polished stone axes and hammers from various Neolithic sites in Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
Editorial Part of a tailored piece of woollen clothing with seam, from the ancient saltmine at Hallstatt.
Editorial Chariot race, detail of the frieze around an embossed and engraved sheet-bronze situla from tomb 1, Kuffarn, Austria. H (of situla): 25 cm See also 07-01-03 / 27-31,44,45.
Editorial Horse. Bronze fibula from tomb 778, Hallstatt Archaeological Site, Austria Length 5.1 cm, height 2.9 cm.
Editorial Small flat lead figures of riders, from the necropolis at Froeg, near Rosegg, Carinthia, Austria. Great numbers of these riders were found; they may have been decorations for funerary vessels. Length 6.1 cm.
Editorial Horsemen. Detail of an engraved bronze scabbard from tomb 994, Hallstatt burial site, Austria.
Editorial Half-moon brooch with rich pendants; in the hoop two horses drinking from one vessel. Grave 505, Hallstatt burial site, Austria Total length: 33 cm.