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In
what follows you find a few large-scale pictures of objects in the "Landesmuseum
für Vorgeschichte" (Halle, Germany).
First the famous Nebra sky disc and the
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The Landesmuseum is
one of the few museums left that kept some of their old-fashioned (and often
slightly corny)
pictures that are supposed to show you what things might have looked like. They
are marvellous and really
tickle the imagination (in several directions). Here is one of an early (6000
BC ) female shaman: |
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Woman from Bad Dürrenberg. (7000 - 6.600
BC); artists conception |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Stone tools. A lot of them |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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How copper technology spread |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Bronze objects from around 2.000 - 1.600 BC
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Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Bronze swords and shields from around the 8th -
9th century BC |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Now a
few large pictures from museums in Paris |
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One of the vitrines showing Luristan
objects |
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Source: Photographed in the Museum in Nov.
2021 |
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The "Louvre" Scarface
Appears in several modules of this hyperscript; e.g.
here |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Egyptain dabronze daggers, Middle Empire, 2033
- 1710 BC |
Source: Photographed in the Museum in
April. 2018 |
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Source: Photographed in the Museum in Nov.
2021 |
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© H. Föll (Iron, Steel and Swords script)