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Editorial Old Bridge Area of the Old City of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Editorial Prince Albert of Monaco inaugurates in Puente Viesgo (Cantabria) the temporary exhibition 'Albert I, the prince of prehistory'.
Editorial Prince Albert of Monaco inaugurates in Puente Viesgo (Cantabria) the temporary exhibition 'Albert I, the prince of prehistory'.
Editorial Prince Albert of Monaco inaugurates in Puente Viesgo (Cantabria) the temporary exhibition 'Albert I, the prince of prehistory'.
Editorial Prince Albert of Monaco inaugurates in Puente Viesgo (Cantabria) the temporary exhibition 'Albert I, the prince of prehistory'.
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Czech Palaeontologists Link Remains Of Prehistoric Animal To Previously Unknown Species
Editorial Paris: Picasso and Prehistory exhibition
Editorial Urntje of earthenware with finger impressions, Bronze Age? Old bondings and additions., Urn, earthenware, h: 6,5 cm, diam: 8,6 cm, prehistory -1600.
Editorial Greece. Prehistory. Chalcolithic or Copper Age. Idol of clay. From Thessalia. 4500-3200 BC. National Archaeological Museum of Athens. Greece.
Editorial Prehistory. Italy. Sardinia. Barumini. Su Nuraxi. Archaeological site. Nuragic civilization. Corner tower The Nuraghe. 17th century BC. Bronze Age.
Editorial Spain. Andalusia. Prehistory. Tabla de Pochilo. Schematic cave paintings. Bronze age. Near Aldeaquemada. Province of Jaen.
Editorial Prehistory. Copper Age. Circular tomb. Interior. Los Millares. Archaeological site. Near Santa Fe de Mondujar. Almeria. Andalusia. Spain.
Editorial Prehistory. Bronze Age. bronze weapons, found in Finland. National Museum of Finland. Helsinki.
Editorial Prehistory. Art. Metal Age. Lurs. The lur horns are the distinctively Nordic wind instruments. Used to create an atmospheric background of sound for Bronze Age rituals. All the lurs were found in bogs and are from the period 1200-700 BC. Museum of Denm...
Editorial Prehistory. Bronze Age. Rock carving from Engelstrup, northwestern Zealand, 1100-700 BC. Dance in honour of the sun is depicted. The crew of the ship behind are holding sun images. National Museum of Denmark. Copenhaguen. .
Editorial Prehistoric art. Bronze age. Copper Cauldron. Mine from Cabarceno. Reginal Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology. Santander. Cantabria.
Editorial Paleolithic. Solutrean and Magdalenian Cultures. Replicas of some of the Plaquetas del Parpallo. Parpallo Cave (Gandia, province of Valencia). National Archaeological Museum Madrid. Spain. (Originals in the Museum of Prehistory of Valencia).
Editorial Prehistory. Paleolithic. Footprint of Cro-Magnon child, Salle des Disques, Cave of Pech Merle in Cabrerets, France.
Editorial Prehistory. Iron Age. Scandinavia. Treasure of Vittene. It probably dates from the end of the 2nd century. From Vatergotland. Swedish History Museum. Stockholm. Sweden.
Editorial Iron helmet with bronze fittings. Province of Uppland, Vendel. 550-800 AD. Swedish prehistory. Vendel Period (550-790). Swedish History Museum. Stockholm.
Editorial Prehistory. Iron Age. Jewels used as currency, as payment system. Historic Museum. Stockholm. Sweden.
Editorial Prehistory. Metal Age. Megalithic Art. Dolmens of Maus de Salas in Mui?os, province of Ourense, Galicia, Spain. 3500-2000 BC. Funeral monument. (Monument moved from its original location by the construction of damming of Salas).
Editorial rings with connecting piece of tape around the mouth of the horse. Or horse bit with 2 rings, bit, metal, iron, length: 23.1 cm, prehistory -600.
Editorial small bronze coin, on one side a four-armed sun-ray, on the other side a horse, coin, metal, prehistory 100-0 BC, the Netherlands, Gelderland, Maasdriel, Rossum, Waal.
Editorial Prehistory. Art. Metal Age. A large belt consisting of many small bronze rings and ornamental plates. Possible horse harness. From a bog at Gerlev, northern Zealand. Denmark. 900-700 BC. National Museum of Denmark.
Editorial Prehistory. The Trundholm sun chariot. Early Bronze Age. C. 1400 BC. Scandinavian.
Editorial Prehistory. Paleolithic. France. Cabrerets. Pech Merle cave. The dotted horse. His head is drawn in the natural cut of the rock. On his back, a large red fish. Six black hands all around the horses. Black dots inside and outside. Red dots inside. Magda...
Editorial Prehistory. Hunting of wild horse. The hunters, ambush behind the rocks, fired their arrows and horses were pushed down the slope.
Editorial Prehistory. Ses Salines. Partial view of the archaeological remains of the talaiotic town. Megalithic culture. Majorca. Balearic Islands. Spain.
Editorial Bronze sword, beautifully preserved, with legs to the region. Krom ?, sword, metal, bronze, L. 68,5 cm, prehistory, Netherlands, Noord-Brabant, unknown, unknown.
Editorial little bit of light gray, mottled, opaque flint with a large dark brown spot. Probably secondary updated fragment of an originally larger ax, ax, stone, flint, 7,4 x 3,05 cm, prehistory -2300.
Editorial Plaster cast of a stone ax with handle on a display. Broken into several pieces, casting, ax, plaster, 6,8 x 16,1 x 23,3 cm, Prehistory, Germany, unknown, unknown, Mainz.
Editorial Stone ax, polished, ax, stone, 8,9 x 4 x 2,5 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, Brittany.
Editorial bronze tube ax, round cross section. On both sides two curved lines as decoration. Cut severely damaged. Blue-green patin, ax, metal, bronze, 9,7 x 4,7 cm, prehistory -1200.
Editorial undrilled hammer bud of green rock, ax, stone, 9,2 x 6 cm, prehistory -1200.
Editorial ax of sienite, ax, stone, 7,4 x 5 cm, prehistory -2000.
Editorial round chisel-shaped stone, ax, stone, length: 9,8 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial small chisel with pointed tip of black flint, ax, stone, length: 8,6 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial ax, stone, flint, 8,4 x 6,0 x 2,2 cm, prehistory, Denmark, Sjaeland, unknown, unknown.
Editorial Stone ax, polished, ax, stone, 9,4 x 4,5 x 2 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, Montreuil.
Editorial Neolithic cut ax of greenish speckled rock, ax, stone, 8,6 x 4,6 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial Stone ax, polished., ax, stone, 7,3 x 3,9 x 1,7 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, Brittany.
Editorial bronze double ax, ax, metal, copper, L. 36,9 cm, B. 7,5 cm, wt. 980g., Prehistory 1800-1700 BC, Netherlands, North Brabant, Grave, Escharen.
Editorial ground ax of light brown flint, short and broad, ax, stone, flint, 7,4 x 6,3 cm, prehistory -3100.
Editorial Stone ax, polished., ax, stone, 9,3 x 4,2 x 2,4 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, Dordogne.
Editorial heavily weathered stone chisel, ax, stone, 9,8 x 5 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial bronze box ax, ax, metal, bronze, length: 9,5 cm, prehistory -1200.
Editorial flint chisel, ax, stone, flint, 8,8 x 4,5 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial bronze chisel from inside hollow, with an earpiece, ax, ax, metal, bronze, length: 9,8 cm, prehistory -800.
Editorial Stone ax, ax, stone, 8,2 x 4,7 x 2 cm, prehistory, Switzerland, unknown, unknown, Robenhausen.
Editorial ax, stone, length: 9,3 cm, prehistory, The Netherlands, Limburg, Roerdalen, Posterholt, Aarwinkel.
Editorial polished flint ax, ax, stone, flint, length: 8,6 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial polished chisel, ax, stone, 6,7 x 4,5 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial Flint ax, ax, flint, stone, flint, 9,7 x 6,1 x 1,9 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, St. Acheul.
Editorial flint chisel, gray, cutting edge polished, further rough rough, cutting edge is the largest width, the chisel extends more or less at a point to the rear. Belongs to the cup culture, ax, stone, flint, length: 8,7 cm, prehistory -4000.
Editorial ax of sienite, with particularly thick upper end, hammer-shaped carved, ax, stone, 8,2 x 5 cm, prehistory -2000.
Editorial Ax, flint. Polished, ax, stone, flint, 9,7 x 3,9 x 1,5 cm, prehistory, France, unknown, unknown, Poitiers.
Editorial ax with mount, stone, antlers, ax: L. 7,8, B. 4,6, D. 2,2 cm, setting: L. 7 cm, 6 x 4 cm, prehistory, France unknown, unknown, dept. Yonne.
Editorial Prehistory. Neolithic.Pre-Nuragic. Bronze ax with Aegean influences. 12th-11th centuries. Archaeological Museum of Cagliari. Sardinia. Italy.
Editorial Prehistory. Stone ax (reconstruction). Archeological Museum. Gdansk. Poland.
Editorial Prehistory. Metal Age. Iron Age. Tubular axes. From archaeological site of El Brull and Plana de Vic, Catalonia. Episcopal Museum of Vic. Catalonia. Spain.
Editorial Prehistory. Finland. Bronze Age. A set of four axes found at Pernio. National Museum of Finland. Helsinki.
Editorial Prehistory. Stone Age. Figurines of humans are known and these are mostly stylized depictions, such as a shaft-hole axe from Kiuruvesi. The National Museum of Finland. Helsinki.
Editorial Prehistory. Northern Europe. Early Stone Age. Axes decorated with carved animal heads. Bear, elk, duck. The National Museum of Finland. Helsinki.
Editorial Prehistory. Objects found around Riga city. Neolithic era. Stone axes.
Editorial Prehistory. Metal Age. Cult axe from Bastad, near Helsingborg, Scania. C. 1400 BC. National Museum of Denmark. Copenhaguen.
Editorial Iran, Donated Collection Of Archaeological Objects, Tehran - 22 May 2022
Editorial Press appointment for the exhibition "Schliemann's Worlds. His life. His discoveries. His myth", berlin, berlin, germany - 12 May 2022
Editorial "A View Becomes a Window", berlin, berlin, germany - 23 Sep 2021
Editorial light gray urn with 5 bands of pressed squares, urn, earthenware, height: 20 cm, prehistory -800.
Editorial Prehistory. Hunting of wild horse. The hunters, ambush behind the rocks, fired their arrows and horses were pushed down the slope.
Editorial The World of Stonehenge exhibition preview at the British Museum, London, UK
Editorial The world of Stonehenge a new exhibition at the British Museum., British Museum, London, UK - 14 Feb 2022
Editorial Poland. Prehistory. Human skull marked with post-trephination hole. It is presented in a permanent exhibition "Disease prehistoric population on Polish soil". Archaeological Museum. Gdansk. Poland.
Editorial Prehistory. Early Neolithic (7000-6000 BC). Albarracin Cultural Park. Shelter of Cocinilla del Obispo. Located in the Prado of Navazo (or Callejon del Plou). Levantine Rock Art. black and white, red colors. Depiction of bovines. Mountain range of Albar...
Editorial Prehistory. Copper Age. Los Millares. It occupied eastern Andalusia and the Spanish Levante region (from 3200 BC to 2200 BC). It consists of a necropolis with more than a hundred tombs and a settlement with a wall. Entrance to the archaeological site. ...