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This category gathers prehistoric artefacts presented for chrono-cultural coherence, material readability and documentary value. The selected pieces are intended to document ancient techniques, uses and forms...

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Prehistoric artifacts

Prehistoric artifacts

Steatite cauroid with uraeus and floral motifs – Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom (1550–1100 BC)

Ancient Roman Bronze Ring Fragment Depicting a Head – 1st to 3rd Century AD

Funerary Bead Mask Panel – Certificate of Authenticity

Byzantine – Large Bronze Cross Pendant – 7th-10th Century AD

Neolithic polished dolerite axe – Certificate of Authenticity

Iron Age Bronze Ring – Central Asia, Amlash or Bactria, 1st Millennium BCE

Byzantine Lead Cross Pendant – 10th-15th Century AD

Ancient Greek Mycenaean Bronze Ring Depicting a Warrior with a Spear – 4th–2nd Century BCE

Ancient Egypt – Coptic linen textile fragment – Certificate of Authenticity

Near Eastern bronze arrowhead – 2nd–1st millennium BC — 75 × 15 mm

Near Eastern bronze arrowhead – 2nd–1st millennium BC — 55 × 13 mm

Near Eastern bronze arrowhead – 2nd–1st millennium BC (140 mm)

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