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Editorial Mirror, sword unearthed from ancient Japan tomb
Editorial Tumulus Johannis Wolly Eq. Aur. In Capella St. Georgy, Grave of Sir John Wolley, signed: After Hollar; Engraved by W. Find; Published by Lackington & Co. and Longman & Co, Pl. XXVII, after p. 70, Hollar, Wenzel (drawing); Finden, W. (engraving); Lackin...
Editorial Greek ceramic kantharos with black glaze. 4th century BCE. From a kurgan (tumulus) near Akimovka, Zaporizhia region, Ukraine.
Editorial Head of a male figure. Clay; settlement tumulus; Late Chalcolithic Period (Karanovo VI). From Dinja, Bulgaria. Height: 9cm.
Editorial Horsemen, warriors with helmet and axe and swans. Detail from the lid of a bronze vessel from a tumulus in Kleinklein, Austria. Diameter of the lid: 35.7 cm.
Editorial Sphynx with amber face, bone. Greek import. From the tumulus Grafenbuehl, Asperg, Germany Size 5.2 cm.
Editorial Stone tumulus with two apertures from Pitten, Austria, for burial under the ground. Middle Bronze Age (1500-1200 BCE), Tumulus Culture.
Editorial Tumulus " Butte de Caesar", Gulf of Morbihan. According to legend, Caesar directed the battle against the Venetes from here.
Editorial Cult-chariot of Strettweg (7th BCE). A funerary gift for a prince whose ashes were buried in a hill tumulus. The chariot shows a sacrificial procession, with the stag as victim, sacrificed to the tall female goddess by the naked man with the axe. Bronz...
Editorial Bronze trappings, harness parts, snaffles and snaffle bits with iron inlay. From tumulus K at Froeg, Austria.
Editorial A man on horseback. Detail of an embossed embossed and engraved sheet-bronze situla from grave 3, tumulus lV, Kandija Necropolis, Novo Mesto, Slovenia. Height: 5.5 cm.
Editorial Cult-chariot of Strettweg, detail of 07-02-02 / 28. Funerary gift for a prince whose ashes were buried in a hill-tumulus. Front view: the sacrificial animal, a stag, and a man with an axe. Bronze (7th BCE). Height 33 cm. See also 07-02-02 / 28-31.
Editorial Horsemen, warriors with helmet and axe and swans. Detail from the lid of a bronze vessel from a tumulus in Kleinklein, Austria. Diameter of the lid: 35.7 cm.
Editorial L'Arbre aux corbeaux - The tree of crows. Tree with crows and a prehistoric tumulus on the Baltic coast. Around 1822. Detail of flock of crows. For overall view please see 40-02-01/66. Canvas, 59 x 73 cm R.F. 1975-20.
Editorial Bronze chariot inlaid with ivory.
Editorial Sphynx with amber face, bone. Greek import. From the tumulus Grafenbuehl, Asperg, Germany Size 5.2 cm.
Editorial BELGIUM: ILLUSTRATIONS LANDEN TUMULUS
Editorial BELGIUM: ILLUSTRATIONS LANDEN TUMULUS
Editorial Tokyo Olympic torch relay
Editorial Tokyo Olympic torch relay
Editorial Artist: Carl Johan Billmark, Swedish, 18041870, Printer: Rose-Joseph Lemercier, French, 18031887, Tumulus de lancien Upsal - UPSAL, 19th?century, Color lithograph, image: 25.8 ? 36 cm (10 3/16 ? 14 3/16?in.), Made in Sweden, Swedish, 19th?century, Work...
Editorial The Plains of Marathon, John Varley, 17781842, British, 1834, Watercolor over graphite with scratching out on thick, slightly textured, cream wove paper, Sheet: 6 13/16 x 10 5/16 inches (17.3 x 26.2 cm), burial mound, dog (animal), figure, landscape, m...
Editorial Tumulus near Newry, Thomas Crofton Croker, 17981854, British, undated, Pen and brown ink on medium,slightly textured, cream wove paper, Sheet: 9 1/4 ? 14 3/8 inches (23.5 ? 36.5 cm), architectural subject, burial mounds, doorway, trees.
Editorial Belgium: Travel
Editorial Tumulus of " Klein Aspergle". The Celtic dynasty resided in the nearby fortress of Hohenasperg (6th-5th BCE). Excavated 1879. Rich finds, incl. Attic goblet (450 BCE) .
Editorial Banqueting scene, a musician playing the flute. Detail from the center row of scenes embossed on the Vace Situla, found in a tumulus in Slovenia. See also 07-01-03 / 35-37,46,50. Sheet bronze (6th BCE). Height (detail) 24 cm-Inv. P 581.
Editorial Clay " moon-idol" with four long necks and antlered animal heads from a tumulus near Sopron, Hungary. Height: 21.8 cm.
Editorial Tumulus, an ancient burial site used for many centuries, near Sticna, Slovenia. Hallstatt Period (900-400 BCE).
Editorial Scythian burial tumulus of Kul-Oba. Plaques. Goddess with the Mirror and Scythian, Head of Maenad, Rosette, Sea Dragon, Griffin, Sphinx, Pegasus and Snake-Limbed Goddess. Gold; embossing. Bosporan Kingdom. 4th century B.C. The State Hermitage Museum. S...
Editorial Greece. Tumulus of Marathon, tomb of the 192 athenians who died in the Battle of Marathon (5th century B.C.).
Editorial Soros or Tumulus of Marathon. Burial mound for the 192 athenian dead at the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) between Persians and athenian army. Near Athens. Greece.
Editorial Cult complex " Soborul zeitelor" of Poduri (Assembly of Goddesses). 21 clay idols, 15 of which are painted, 6 unpainted, 13 thrones, 1 clay ball, 1 conical cay object. Pre-Cucuteni culture; settlement tumulus. From Poduri-Dealul Ghindaru, Rom...
Editorial Belgium: Travel
Editorial BELGIUM: ILLUSTRATIONS CITY VILLERS-LE-BOUILLET
Editorial Set of gilt-bronze accessories from Silla Kingdom
Editorial Tart?sico Sanctuary of Cancho Roano. Ideal reconstruction of this building of great importance within the so-called Tartessian buildings hidden under a tumulus that are scattered throughout the Guadiana valley, of which the so-called Phase A of its exi...
Editorial Golfs des Tumulus et de l'Hippodrome : les joueurs sont de retour sur les greens
Editorial Osaka, Siem Reap to promote their World Heritage sites
Editorial Vertical View of a Cranium. From an ancient tumulus near Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory., Unknown maker, American, about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Posterior View of a Cranium. From an ancient tumulus near Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory., Unknown maker, American, about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Base View of a Cranium. From an ancient tumulus near Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory., Unknown maker, American, about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Base View of a Cranium. From an ancient tumulus near Fort Wadsworth, Dakota Territory., Unknown maker, American, about 1870, Albumen silver print.
Editorial Tumulus Johannis Wolly Eq. Aur. In Capella St. Georgy, Grave of Sir John Wolley, signed: After Hollar; Engraved by W. Find; Published by Lackington & Co. and Longman & Co, Pl. XXVII, after p. 70, Hollar, Wenzel (drawing); Finden, W. (engraving); Lackin...
Editorial Found recently in an Indian tomb in the United States, in the Coneticut and given to Mr. de Humboldt, Two figures from a tumulus in Conneticut, signed: lith., par Choris; lith., de Langlum?, Fig. 10, after S. (3), p. 129, Choris, Louis (lith.); Langlum...
Editorial Megapodius tumulus, Print, Scrubfowl, The scrubfowl are the genus Megapodius of the mound-builders, stocky, medium-large chicken-like birds with small heads and large feet in the family Megapodiidae. They are found from south-east Asia to north Austral...
Editorial Bronze chariot inlaid with ivory.
Editorial 2 headstones found at ancient tomb
Editorial Necropolis of Hierapolis. One of the widest cemeteries in Anatolia, with more than 1200 graves. Hellenistic, Roman and Eastern Roman periods. There are four different types of tombs: Tumulus, sarcophagus, public graves and mausoleum. View of a sarcopha...
Editorial Greece. Tumulus of Marathon, tomb of the 192 athenians who died in the Battle of Marathon (5th century B.C.).
Editorial Soros or Tumulus of Marathon. Burial mound for the 192 athenian dead at the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) between Persians and athenian army. Near Athens. Greece.
Editorial Soros or Tumulus of Marathon. Burial mound for the 192 athenian dead at the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) between Persians and athenian army. Near Athens. Greece.
Editorial Marble gate of a tumulus tomb (6th-1st BCE). Gold knob ornaments and bronze pivots from Langaza near Saloniki, Greece.
Editorial Bronze hydria with figurative handle: Artemis with 2 hares, 4 lions, eagle and snake. Greek import. From a tumulus at Graechwil, Switzerland Height 57.2 cm.
Editorial Head of a male figure. Clay; settlement tumulus; Late Neolithic (Karanovo III-IV). From Ljubimec, Haskovo, Bulgaria. Height: 4,1cm.
Editorial Tumulus gaulois. Alphonse Legros (French, 1837-1911). Etching.
Editorial Tart?sico Sanctuary of Cancho Roano. Ideal reconstruction of this building of great importance within the so-called Tartessian buildings hidden under a tumulus that are scattered throughout the Guadiana valley, of which the so-called Phase A of its exi...
Editorial Tart?sico Sanctuary of Cancho Roano. Ideal reconstruction of this building of great importance within the so-called Tartessian buildings hidden under a tumulus that are scattered throughout the Guadiana valley, of which the so-called Phase A of its exi...
Editorial Nenfro statue of a winged lion.
Editorial Bronze chariot inlaid with ivory.
Editorial Bowl with a radiating petal design.
Editorial Scythian burial tumulus of Kul-Oba. Plaques. Goddess with the Mirror and Scythian, Head of Maenad, Rosette, Sea Dragon, Griffin, Sphinx, Pegasus and Snake-Limbed Goddess. Gold; embossing. Bosporan Kingdom. 4th century B.C. The State Hermitage Museum. S...
Editorial Marble gate of a tumulus tomb (6th-1st BCE). Gold knob ornaments and bronze pivots from Langaza near Saloniki, Greece.
Editorial Gold cup. See also 07-01-02 / 5. From a tumulus at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstadt Diameter of the cup: 16.9 cm.
Editorial Kanagawa Station: the Tumulus of Urashima, from the series The Tokaido in Fifty-Three Pairs. Date: 1845. Dimensions: 37 cm x 26 cm.
Editorial Greek ceramic kantharos with black glaze. 4th century BCE. From a kurgan (tumulus) near Akimovka, Zaporizhia region, Ukraine.
Editorial Marble gate of a tumulus tomb (6th-1st BCE). Gold knob ornaments and bronze pivots from Langaza near Saloniki, Greece.
Editorial Reconstruction of a tumulus (6th BCE). Size 13 m across.
Editorial Large arm spiral for upper arm from Meiersdorf, Austria. Middle Bronze (1500-1200 BCE), Tumulus Culture.
Editorial Bronze chariot inlaid with ivory.
Editorial Mask and hands from the tumulus Kr_ll-Schmidt Kogel in Kleinklein, Austria. They were metal decorations of a wooden urn for ashes collected after cremation. See 07-01-03 / 1-3, 07-02-02 / 27. Sheet bronze. Height mask 23 cm, hands 15 cm.
Editorial Clay cups and sieves (6th-1st BCE) from the Hohmichele Tumulus, Germany.
Editorial Two wicker-work helmets plated with bronze calottes 1) Foreground: from a tumulus in Smrjeta, size: 29 cm 2) Background: reconstruction by Th. Bell in 1883 Smrjeta, Slovenia.
Editorial Mask and hands from the tumulus Kr_ll-Schmidt Kogel in Kleinklein, Austria. They were metal decorations of a wooden urn for ashes collected after cremation. See 07-01-03 / 1-3, 07-02-02 / 27. Sheet bronze. Height mask 23 cm, hands 15 cm.
Editorial Gold cup. See also 07-01-02 / 5. From a tumulus at Stuttgart-Bad Cannstadt Diameter of the cup: 16.9 cm.
Editorial Hohmichele-tumulus (burial hill). The princely tomb of the late Hallstatt Period was plundered in prehistoric times. Height: 15 m.
Editorial L'Arbre aux corbeaux - The tree of crows. Tree with crows and a prehistoric tumulus on the Baltic coast. Around 1822. Detail of flock of crows. For overall view please see 40-02-01/66. Canvas, 59 x 73 cm R.F. 1975-20.
Editorial Tumulus "Butte de Caesar", Gulf of Morbihan. According to legend, Caesar directed the battle against the Venetes from here.
Editorial Bowl with a radiating petal design.
Editorial Nenfro statue of a winged lion.
Editorial Bronze chariot inlaid with ivory.
Editorial Scythian burial tumulus of Kul-Oba. Plaques. Goddess with the Mirror and Scythian, Head of Maenad, Rosette, Sea Dragon, Griffin, Sphinx, Pegasus and Snake-Limbed Goddess. Gold; embossing. Bosporan Kingdom. 4th century B.C. The State Hermitage Museum. S...
Editorial Greece. Tumulus of Marathon, tomb of the 192 athenians who died in the Battle of Marathon (5th century B.C.).
Editorial Soros or Tumulus of Marathon. Burial mound for the 192 athenian dead at the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) between Persians and athenian army. Near Athens. Greece.
Editorial Soros or Tumulus of Marathon. Burial mound for the 192 athenian dead at the Battle of Marathon (490 BC) between Persians and athenian army. Near Athens. Greece.